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00:00:01 Americas NowCounterfeit Money/Americas Now Goes to Venezuela

"Counterfeit Money" - This episode leads with a report from Dan Collyns in Lima Peru. Collyns discovers that Lima is the fake money capital ofSouth America. Despite efforts to wipe it out, a robust business continues - churning out US dollars. Next, Americas Now goes to Venezuela.Stephen Gibbs travels to the state of Tachira in the West of the country to explore a water shortage which is having an unusual side effect. Wholevillages - once submerged in flooded valleys - are re-emerging. Finally from Taxco Mexico, a video essay on the city where there are moreclassic Volkswagon Beetles than any other place in the World

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01:00:00 The KateJarrod Spector and Kelli Barrett

The Broadway stars share a love story in song. Jarrod Spector (Jersey Boys, Beautiful) and his wife Kelli Barrett (Wicked, Doctor Zhivago) makeaudiences fall in love with them as they relay how they fell in love, with songs including the Eddy Arnold hit "You Don't Know Me," Billy Joel's "TellHer About It," and Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes."

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02:00:00 Backstage PassChris Canas Band

Detroit-based Chris Canas brings the blues with a homestyle feel to a new generation. Highlights: "Little Bluebird," with guest "Frog" Forgey andthe title track of the new album "Would Ya Mind." In the band with Canas are Angela Cottingham, vocals; Kevin Schoepke, bass; Michael Scott,drums; and Chris Nordman, keyboards. Recorded at Michigan BluesFest 2015 in Lansing's historic Old Town district.


02:30:00 Backstage PassThornetta Davis

Detroit native Thornetta Davis, Detroit's "Queen of the Blues," brings her strong vocals and wide range of musical influence to the stage duringMichigan BluesFest 2015. In this episode, Davis features her new single "I Gotta Sang the Blues," along with other favorites "Further On Up TheRoad," and "Please Send Me Someone to Love." Recorded live at Michigan BluesFest 2015.


03:00:00 Ecosense for LivingSolar Justice

As the price of solar energy technology drops, people are finding creative ways to tap into one of our most abundant resources. Just how much ofour energy can come from solar and will it truly be accessible for all? We'll visit a "solar sheep farm" in eastern North Carolina that's boostingrenewable energy and grass-fed lamb production. In Atlanta, Georgia, Interfaith Power & Light works with congregations that feel a moralobligation to clean up the planet. And we check out creative applications of solar, from solarized stadium car parks to community solar for all.


03:30:00 Ecosense for LivingEnvironmental Body Makeover

In this episode, we explore makeovers that matter: getting rid of toxins in and on our bodies. Bestselling author, Dr. Andrew Weil, tells us how tokeep healthy by making smart diet & nutrition choices and knowing what food labels really say. Director of Environmental Working Group, KenCook, shares some surprising tidbits about chemicals in everyday body products. A boy with Autism makes amazing progress with help fromShauna K. Young, PhD, through a manganese-free diet and elimination of food additives. Environmentalist Laurie David gives us her take on howthe overuse of antibiotics on farm animals makes us more susceptible to disease and sickness, and what we can do about it.


04:00:00 Kaneko's Monumental RiskKANEKO'S MONUMENTAL RISK explores the life and work of Japanese-American sculptor and artist Jun Kaneko. Kaneko is known for buildingthe largest ceramic art pieces in the world, with some towering more than 13 feet without any interior support. Over the course of his 50 yearcareer, Kaneko has created massive public art installations in plazas, gardens, airports, city parks and convention centers. KANEKO'SMONUMENTAL RISK follows Kaneko working around the world in places like San Francisco, Kyoto, New York, Nagoya, Chicago, PuertoVallarta, and his adopted hometown of Omaha. It also looks at the evolution of his work from painting in a realism style to his abstract sculpturesand his risky undertaking of opera design with the San Francisco Opera's production of The Magic Flute. The program concludes with a look atthe multi-million dollar creativity center he built in Omaha to encourage us all to unleash our risk-taking and creative sides.


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08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusThe Secret of Ybbs

Princess Antoinette persuades Amadeus to uncover the secret of Ybbs, a nearby monastery. Amadeus convinces his parents to visit Ybbs ontheir way back home to Salzburg, where he immediately starts looking for the secret. Devilius and his gang get lost in a heavy snowfall and alsoend up at the monastery. They quietly creep around and cause confusion among the monks. The secret is finally revealed as a beautiful organhidden behind a wall. Amadeus presents a small concert on the organ and Devilius, Monti and Mario flee from the monks in a mad rush - on thebacks of two pigs! The Music: "Violin Sonata in A" K. 526; "Symphony No. 40 in G Minor" K. 550; "The Abduction from the Seraglio" K. 384; et al.Additional Content: Monti, with Pumperl's help, explains the difference between a piano and organ, and describes the sounds pipes and bellowscreate on a typical organ. An inside construction drawing shows this connection and how it works.

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08:30:00 1001 NightsAbu Hassim's Smelly Shoes/The Bandits of Basra

"Abu Hassim's Smelly Shoes" - A grouchy old man inherits a pair of smelly shoes. No matter how hard he tries, he is unable to get rid of them."The Bandits of Basra" - Mujab and Sameer pretend to be lawmen in order to land jobs as sheriffs in a small town. What they don't realize is thatthey have to arrest the most vicious bandit in the territory.

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09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsHeadache Prevention

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueWeight Loss Workout

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10:00:00 Sit and Be FitReleasing Muscle Tightness

Mary Ann uses a small ball, a towel and large ball to release some of the restrictions that build up in the connective tissue that runs throughoutthe body.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyThe Best of Sewing with Nancy's Super-Sized Quilts, Part 2

Create quilt blocks with impact. Nancy shares some new as well as time-tested tips and techniques that make difficult to piece blocks-likeDrunkard's Path, and Hearts and Gizzards-assemble quickly and more easily.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Slip Into Slippers

Everybody's got feet, and when it gets cold, those feet get chilly! Today Lena Skvagerson shows Deborah Norville how to stitch up the Walk ofFame textured unisex slippers with a wrap around cuff and Rohn Strong shows us how to crochet the Fireside Slippers, which are moccasin styleslippers for both men and women. Lena's in the stitch corner with the Knit Blackberry Stitch.

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11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingQuilting with An Accent: Embellishment Techniques

Quilt tops can be seen as a canvas. Our patchwork can be enhanced and accented, becoming a new creation. Mary and her guest Jerry discusssewing machine needles, threads and techniques for generating a secondary layer - quilting that adds dimension and interest to our patchwork.


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13:00:00 Julie Taboulie's Lebanese KitchenLebanese Sweets for the Holiday Season

Special seasonal sweets straight from Lebanon and the Middle East always signify the holiday season for Julie as she warmly welcomes you intoher home for the holiday season. Ever since Julie was a little girl she grew up to the sights, sounds and smells of fragrant orange blossom water,floral rose water and the warm aroma of baklawa baking away by her beautiful mother. Today's show Julie is masterfully making and bakingsome of the most famous sweets and some of her personal favorites for the holiday season. First up is Julie's blissful Baklawa, a decadent phyllodough and walnut diamond-cut dessert that is deliciously delightful. Followed by her homemade phyllo dough cups called baklawa b ashta filledwith a luscious Lebanese cream and tasty toppings then finished off with her orange blossom syrup called ater b mazaher. Last, but certainly, notleast is the queen sweet of Lebanon and the Middle East, a special treat simply called knefeh. Deliciously decadent and absolutely divine, Julie'sLebanese signature sweets are sure to be a special treat for your family and friends this holiday season straight from Julie's Lebanese kitchen toyours.


13:30:00 Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Company: Hooks, Lies & AlibisCrabs - Louisa, La

John visits St. Mary's Seafood & Marina. He makes fried soft-shelled crab po boys with Frank Randol of Lafayette, owner of Randol's Restaurant.John and Chris Lusk, executive chef from Cafe Revolution in New Orleans, make ultimate crab cakes and French fried frog legs. Plus John mixesa drink called the Havana cooler.


14:00:00 Taste of HistoryJames K. Polk: The Dark Horse President

Chef Walter Staib demystifies the "Dark Horse," James K. Polk, known as "the most important President that you know the least about." In Polk'skitchen, Chef Staib showcases the farm-to-table Southern fare that was dear to Polk's heart: Fried Chicken and Chess Pie.


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14:30:00 Christopher Kimball's Milk Street TelevisionSimply Spanish

Host Christopher Kimball travels to Washington, D.C. to cook with Jose Andres. Back at Milk Street, Jose's love of great food made with simpleingredients and techniques is translated into everyday cooking as Milk Street Cook Matthew Card makes garlic soup (sopa de ajo). Milk StreetCook Rayna Jhaveri shows how to make Spanish spice-crusted pork tenderloin bites (pinchos morunos). The show ends with Milk Street CookLynn Clark showing Chris how to make a vibrant kale salad. Massaging the leaves to keep them from being tough-a technique borrowed fromJapanese cooking.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsHourglass Shapes

Shape the story with wirework. Sandra Lupo, an inventor and designer, creates hourglass cone shapes using a variety of wire types and colorsfor fabulous effects with beads and crystals. Jill McKay introduces Katie to die-cut leather jewelry in the Beading Lesson.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyGrand Opening - Proper Attire

Once it's built, it's time for the grand opening! Dress up with wood and clay jewelry holder from Candie Cooper. Jen Cushman stamps an on-trendmetal bracelet. Rae Missigman makes a cute purse from recycled products. Mary Hettmansperger has safety tips for working in your studio.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$Are You Financially Literate?

Understanding how to manage your money before you get to high school will make you even more successful when you head to college or moveout on your own. Explore the skills of goal setting, budgeting, saving, and money management that make you financially literate!


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsCreatures

With some paper and a little creativity, we'll make a silly, slithery creature. Candie Cooper recreates impressionist art and Katie Hacker makesglittery slime. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes creepy eyeballs and silly spiders for Halloween fun from blogger Morena Hockley.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeYoung Farmers

The number of young people entering farming continues to decline. P. Allen Smith uncovers the opportunities that exist within this vocation andbeginners who will soon be leading the way.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldTalking Trash-Dealing with Plastic Pots, Packaging and More

Each year, millions of plastic plant containers and tons of other horticultural debris never make it to the recycling bin. Instead, they clog our solidwaste stream in a growing but avoidable problem. The good news is that many companies are working hard to fix this problem. In this episode weexplore some of the latest innovations in the horticultural world today and how they can help eliminate this problem, one pot at a time. And in thekitchen, Chef Nathan uses a pot of his own. Recycling works in the kitchen too and he lets nothing go to waste to show us how to makehomemade chicken stock.


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18:30:00 America's HeartlandSaddle up for a rodeo riding school in Montana. Visit a California farm community pulling together to save pollinating honeybees. Meet anArkansas rancher as he rounds up a large and growing herd of buffalo.


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20:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsChuck Mead & His Grassy Knoll Boys

Chuck Mead is a quintessential "Americana" artist. Many will remember Mead from his work with BR549, which garnered three Grammy Awardnominations. Chuck also served as musical director for the smash Broadway hit "Million Dollar Quartet", inspired by the legendary jam session atSun Studio in Memphis. In this episode, Chuck and his band dazzle through several numbers, including "I'm not the Man for the Job" and "LittleIvy."


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20:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sWillie Sugarcapps 2

Willie Sugarcapps once again work their blend of musical magic to conjure a celestial celebration of authentic, heartfelt and soulful songs. Itscomforting to know that music in the hands of these five artists still happens for no other reason than purely for the sake of the music itself.


21:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveSnarky Puppy

Bassist and composer Michael League's improvisational pop musician collective defies categorization but never disappoints an audience, as eightof its members bring an evening of music exploration and massive jams to Infinity Hall Live. From fan favorites like "Shofukan" to "Grown Folks"from their latest Grammy-winning album Culcha Vulcha, the performance provides viewers with an immersive experience enhanced by handheldcameras on the stage capturing the woo hoo-worthy solos of this self-described "pop band without vocals."


22:00:00 Quilted ConscienceTHE QUILTED CONSCIENCE documents the beautiful and important story of a group of sixteen Sudanese-American girls - refugees from thegenocide in their troubled homeland - who are thrust into a new life in Grand Island, Nebraska. It's a story of a quilters' guild of local white women,some of whom have had little previous contact with ethnic or racial minorities. It's a story of a famed African-American quilt maker who travels athousand miles to help "stitch" the groups together by means of a culture-blend fabric-art project. Finally, it's a story about the making of a lovelywall-sized mural, composed of dozens of dramatic "Dreams & Memories" story panels created by the Sudanese girls with the help of the localwomen.

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23:00:00 IQ: SmartparentTechnology - Health & Fitness

Learn all about fitness - with a digital twist. Experts reveal the newest technologies that support and promote health and fitness. Discover thelatest news trend of "exer-gaming"; find out how to choose the best fitness apps for kids; and learn all about the revised national standards forphysical education in school, incorporating everything from video games to virtual reality. Build healthy habits for the 21st century on this episodeof iQsmartparent.


23:30:00 Battleground EvergladesDangerous Seas

Sea level rise has been a world-wide threat, with South Florida at the epicenter. The effects on the delicate Everglades ecosystems include animpact on drinking water supplies and the physical coastline itself.


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00:00:01 America's HeartlandSaddle up for a rodeo riding school in Montana. Visit a California farm community pulling together to save pollinating honeybees. Meet anArkansas rancher as he rounds up a large and growing herd of buffalo.


00:30:00 Overheard with Evan SmithYamiche Alcindor, Journalist

Yamiche Alcindor is the White House Correspondent for PBS NewsHour, a political contributor for NBC News and MSNBC, and a former nationalreporter at The New York Times. Since joining The Times in 2015, she has covered the presidential campaigns of Donald Trump and BernieSanders, Congress, and the intersection of race and politics in the US. Alcindor received her bachelor's at Georgetown University and a master'sat New York University.


01:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsChuck Mead & His Grassy Knoll Boys

Chuck Mead is a quintessential "Americana" artist. Many will remember Mead from his work with BR549, which garnered three Grammy Awardnominations. Chuck also served as musical director for the smash Broadway hit "Million Dollar Quartet", inspired by the legendary jam session atSun Studio in Memphis. In this episode, Chuck and his band dazzle through several numbers, including "I'm not the Man for the Job" and "LittleIvy."


01:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sWillie Sugarcapps 2

Willie Sugarcapps once again work their blend of musical magic to conjure a celestial celebration of authentic, heartfelt and soulful songs. Itscomforting to know that music in the hands of these five artists still happens for no other reason than purely for the sake of the music itself.


02:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveSnarky Puppy

Bassist and composer Michael League's improvisational pop musician collective defies categorization but never disappoints an audience, as eightof its members bring an evening of music exploration and massive jams to Infinity Hall Live. From fan favorites like "Shofukan" to "Grown Folks"from their latest Grammy-winning album Culcha Vulcha, the performance provides viewers with an immersive experience enhanced by handheldcameras on the stage capturing the woo hoo-worthy solos of this self-described "pop band without vocals."


03:00:00 Quilted ConscienceTHE QUILTED CONSCIENCE documents the beautiful and important story of a group of sixteen Sudanese-American girls - refugees from thegenocide in their troubled homeland - who are thrust into a new life in Grand Island, Nebraska. It's a story of a quilters' guild of local white women,some of whom have had little previous contact with ethnic or racial minorities. It's a story of a famed African-American quilt maker who travels athousand miles to help "stitch" the groups together by means of a culture-blend fabric-art project. Finally, it's a story about the making of a lovelywall-sized mural, composed of dozens of dramatic "Dreams & Memories" story panels created by the Sudanese girls with the help of the localwomen.

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04:00:00 IQ: SmartparentTechnology - Health & Fitness

Learn all about fitness - with a digital twist. Experts reveal the newest technologies that support and promote health and fitness. Discover thelatest news trend of "exer-gaming"; find out how to choose the best fitness apps for kids; and learn all about the revised national standards forphysical education in school, incorporating everything from video games to virtual reality. Build healthy habits for the 21st century on this episodeof iQsmartparent.


04:30:00 Battleground EvergladesDangerous Seas

Sea level rise has been a world-wide threat, with South Florida at the epicenter. The effects on the delicate Everglades ecosystems include animpact on drinking water supplies and the physical coastline itself.



08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusThe Green Drops

Devilius believes Amadeus' musical talent stems from the green miracle drops his mother gives him. Devilius wants to get his hands on thisspecial mixture, so he can give it to Mario and turn him into a real opponent to the child prodigy. Will the ever-devious Devilius pull it off? And, arethe drops really what they seem? The Music: "Piano Concerto No. 9 in E Flat Major" K. 271; et al. Additional Content: Leopold the conductor isresponsible for the correct and melodious playing of his orchestra. Monti refers viewers to the Web site where children can explore - to the musicof Beethoven's 9th symphony - the composition and complexity of a big orchestra. On the Web site, children may play of the instrument groupsindividually and in various combinations with others.


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08:30:00 1001 NightsThe Genie, The Fish, The Wolf and the Witch/The Forbidden City of Shenzhen

"The Genie, The Fish, The Wolf and The Witch" - When Shahryar can't sleep, Shahrzad tells a series of stories within stories that becomefascinatingly intertwined. "The Forbidden City of Shenzhen" - Ahn-Ming climbs to the other side of the forbidden wall to learn that everything he'sbeen taught about his evil neighbors is wrong.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsInterval Training

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueSlenderize Your Legs


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitMyofacial Relief & Gait

Mary Ann uses the large ball in this workout to loosen up the fascia around the scapula. Later in the program she focuses on exercises toimprove gait.


10:30:00 Sewing with Nancy10-20-30 Minutes to Recycle Jeans, Part 1

Don't junk those old jeans! Nancy shows you how to use deconstructed denim jeans in a variety of new ways to decorate your kitchen. See howdurable potholders, pretty placemats, a stylish casserole carrier, and darling bibs are all constructed using the 10-20-30 Minutes to Sewphilosophy.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Vested Interest

Today we are feeling funky! Deborah Norville is joined by Robyn Chachula and Kristin Nicholas who are here with two Boho inspired long vests.First up is Robyn with a crochet fringed vest, the Boho Vest, and then Kristin will go over how to knit the Ashbury Vest, featuring a garter stitchstripe and fair isle. Then we'll take a trip to the stitch corner where Ellen will show how to do the Crochet Crocodile Stitch.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingString Me Along

Quilter's always have leftover fabric. Here is the perfect way to use up everything. Patrick and his quest Dodi Poulsen will teach you how to getorganized and build blocks that "jump" off the design wall. By selecting a strong focus fabric your foundation pieces your blocks come to life, onestrip at a time. This relaxing method, frees you from the exacting math of traditional patchwork.



13:00:00 Lidia's KitchenMy Favorite Braises

Braising is a preferred technique in Lidia's kitchen and today she prepares one rich braised meat dish, along with two braised vegetable choicesfor the home cook. Recipes include: beef braised in barolo; a braised kale with bacon; and finally braised cauliflower.


13:30:00 Annabel Langbein: The Free Range CookA French Country Table

Annabel Langbein visits her neighbor's hazelnut orchard in New Zealand's Central Otago for the fall harvest, cooking up a rib-sticking pea andham soup and a spiced apple cake for lunch. On the menu that night are artichokes fresh from the garden, chicken and leek gratin, and individualpear and hazelnut tarts. Recipes from this episode: rib-sticking pea and ham soup, one-pot spiced apple cake, artichokes with vinaigrette,Provencal crust, chicken and leek gratin, garlicky vegetable toss, hazelnut butter, individual pear and hazelnut tarts.


14:00:00 Simply MingBarbara Lynch

This week on Simply Ming, two-time James Beard Award-winner, author, and restaurateur Chef Barbara Lynch is joining Ming in the kitchen.Barbara, the creator of seven different restaurants, cooks up a ricotta ravioli with black olive croutons and a simple tomato pan sauce. Mingfollows with an Asian-inspired ginger edamame ravioli with a Chinese vinegar and brown butter sauce.


14:30:00 Cook's CountrySouthern Discoveries

Test cook Bryan Roof shows Julia Collin Davison how to make an authentic version of South Carolina smoked fresh ham. Tasting expert JackBishop challenges Julia to a tasting of spiral sliced bone-in ham. Equipment expert Adam Ried reveals his top pick for potato mashers. Test cookChristie Morrison shows Bridget Lancaster how to make the best smashed potato salad.


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15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsDie-Cutting Leather

Die-cut shapes open new possibilities for jewelry-making. Inventor and jewelry-maker Jill McKay cuts leather in various sizes to create colorfulstacking shapes. Katie use aurora borealis beads to accent a beaded fringe pendant for a rich, sparkly look.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyBooks

Books are not just for reading! Tool expert Joe Rotella cuts a niche in a book to create a planter. Craft metal book hinges with designer MaryHettmansperger and Mou Saha makes vintage books into colorful art journals. Host Julie Fei Fan Balzer has a tip for creating a charming littlebook necklace.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$Wheel of Misfortune

Find out how to avoid common money mistakes and learn the importance of following a financial plan. Explore both short- and long-term goals.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsMusic

Music inspires creativity and adds to the fun. To keep the beat, Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes a drum. Katie Hacker makes a jingly bell bracelet andFranz Spohn illustrates great musical works. Jenny has a wonderful gift idea for a sports fan from blogger Morena Hockley.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeDesigning Gardens

Nobody knows garden design like P. Allen Smith, so dive on in as we explore tips and tricks of the trade that you can apply in your own garden.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldThe Waterwise Home & Garden (Los Angeles, Ca)

At the height of our nation's industrial revolution over 100 years ago, wealthy businessman Henry Phipps built the Phipps Conservatory as a giftto the city of Pittsburgh. Today Phipps has become a model for public gardens and conservatories around the world for its sustainable buildingpractices, energy conservation and eco friendly methods. In the process they've earned the distinction of being "America's Greenest Garden" andthe greenest conservatory in the world. Taking his cue from the chocolate tree featured at the conservatory, Chef Nathan creates a moltenchocolate cake that melts in the mouth.



18:30:00 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicyChina: The New Silk Road

China is the second largest economy in the world, and it's expected to bump the U.S. out of the top rank in less than a decade. Beijing isincreasingly looking beyond China's borders, toward investment in Asia and across the world. What does China's massive One Belt One Roadinitiative mean for America?



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20:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: Haley Bonar

Singer/songwriter Haley Bonar performs in front of a live audience at the Twin Cities Public Television studios. Bonar discusses keytar, hercreative process, and the South Dakota punk scene with host Dessa. Songs performed: Kill The Fun, No Sensitive Man, Heaven's Made ForTwo, Last War, Bad Reputation.


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20:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtists: Elena Aiello, Dominique Ruiz & Andrea Crisalli (Dixie Jade), Andrew Salgado, and hosted by songwriter Eric Gnezda. Artist Bio: ElenaAiello has played classical piano since the age of nine, when her love of music began. Having later discovered guitar, she launched hersongwriting journey in her mid-20s. Since then, she has played with bands whose styles range from bluegrass to rock & roll. When she's notperforming solo, she fronts a band with her sister Andrea Harvey, Forcynthia, which was named in honor of their mother. Elena sings "One Shot."Artist Bio: Dixie Jade is the Nashville-based duo of Andrea Crisalli and Dominique Ruiz, who share their life experiences through their ownevocative brand of strong, soulful country. Andrea and Dominique moved to Nashville after attending the University of Southern California, andre-connected one fateful night at Nashville's Bluebird Cafe. Their single "Grit and Amazing Grace," which they perform on this episode, has hadspins across the country. They also sing "Can't Remember Why I Loved You." Artist Bio: Andrew Salgado collaborated with Brian Wilson andKacey Musgraves on their duet "Guess You Had to Be There." The song is featured on Wilson's album, No Pier Pressure, which made it to No. 1on Amazon. Andrew has opened for Carrie Underwood, Clint Black, and Toby Keith. His latest album, Absolutely Everything, released in May,was written with Grammy Award winning songwriter Jim "Moose" Brown, Jim Peterik of acclaimed bands the "Ides of March" and "Survivor," aswell as Don Sampson and Darryl Worley. He performs "My Family."


21:00:00 Live from the Artists DenYoung The Giant

The celebrated El Rey Theatre in the Miracle Mile neighborhood of Los Angeles hosted an intimate hometown show by alt-rockers Young theGiant. Five hundred and fifty of the band's lucky fans filled the former movie theater turned music venue originally built in 1936. The band openedtheir delightful 15-song set with their exhilarating new single "Something to Believe In," currently ascending to the Top 10 at Alternative radio.Fans were thrilled to hear older favorites such as "My Body," "Cough Syrup," and "Mind Over Matter." The crowd was also treated to two moresongs, "Jungle Youth" and "Titus Was Born"- both being played for the first time live - from Young the Giant's new album Home of the Strange,which debuted at #6 on Billboard's Top Albums chart upon its release last month.


22:00:00 Mystery of the Mountain: Hidden In Plain ViewNarrated by actor Memo Sauceda, MYSTERY OF THE MOUNTAIN: HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW chronicles a most intriguing and remarkable story,and explores the question: what if one of the world's largest pyramids is waiting to be unearthed in Mexico? For centuries, a rugged andvenerated hilltop in Mexico has borne witness to the rise and fall of pre-Columbian societies, and to the creation and destruction of temples andpyramids. It is also the focal point of a most unlikely mystery, and a possible sacred structure lost to history. The program investigates one of thefew clues that remains today: a 430-year-old map that was carefully redrawn and passed down from generation to generation. The map depictswhat would be one of the largest step pyramid structures in known history.


23:00:00 Canadian Rockies By RailCanadian Rockies by Rail takes viewers along for a trip through the Pacific Northwest and the Canadian Rockies, exploring some of the moststunning scenery in the world. The rail journey will be aboard the renowned Rocky Mountaineer, known as one of the best rail journeys in theworld. The journey begins in Seattle, Wash. with stops in Vancouver, Kamloops, Banff, Jasper, and other memorable places. During the journeythe program will explore the rich history and culture of the region, the history of the railroad and its importance to Canada, discover the localcuisine, meet the people of the region, and offer views of the endless natural beauty of the Canadian Rockies.

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00:00:01 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicyChina: The New Silk Road

China is the second largest economy in the world, and it's expected to bump the U.S. out of the top rank in less than a decade. Beijing isincreasingly looking beyond China's borders, toward investment in Asia and across the world. What does China's massive One Belt One Roadinitiative mean for America?



01:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: Haley Bonar

Singer/songwriter Haley Bonar performs in front of a live audience at the Twin Cities Public Television studios. Bonar discusses keytar, hercreative process, and the South Dakota punk scene with host Dessa. Songs performed: Kill The Fun, No Sensitive Man, Heaven's Made ForTwo, Last War, Bad Reputation.


01:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtists: Elena Aiello, Dominique Ruiz & Andrea Crisalli (Dixie Jade), Andrew Salgado, and hosted by songwriter Eric Gnezda. Artist Bio: ElenaAiello has played classical piano since the age of nine, when her love of music began. Having later discovered guitar, she launched hersongwriting journey in her mid-20s. Since then, she has played with bands whose styles range from bluegrass to rock & roll. When she's notperforming solo, she fronts a band with her sister Andrea Harvey, Forcynthia, which was named in honor of their mother. Elena sings "One Shot."Artist Bio: Dixie Jade is the Nashville-based duo of Andrea Crisalli and Dominique Ruiz, who share their life experiences through their ownevocative brand of strong, soulful country. Andrea and Dominique moved to Nashville after attending the University of Southern California, andre-connected one fateful night at Nashville's Bluebird Cafe. Their single "Grit and Amazing Grace," which they perform on this episode, has hadspins across the country. They also sing "Can't Remember Why I Loved You." Artist Bio: Andrew Salgado collaborated with Brian Wilson andKacey Musgraves on their duet "Guess You Had to Be There." The song is featured on Wilson's album, No Pier Pressure, which made it to No. 1on Amazon. Andrew has opened for Carrie Underwood, Clint Black, and Toby Keith. His latest album, Absolutely Everything, released in May,was written with Grammy Award winning songwriter Jim "Moose" Brown, Jim Peterik of acclaimed bands the "Ides of March" and "Survivor," aswell as Don Sampson and Darryl Worley. He performs "My Family."


02:00:00 Live from the Artists DenYoung The Giant

The celebrated El Rey Theatre in the Miracle Mile neighborhood of Los Angeles hosted an intimate hometown show by alt-rockers Young theGiant. Five hundred and fifty of the band's lucky fans filled the former movie theater turned music venue originally built in 1936. The band openedtheir delightful 15-song set with their exhilarating new single "Something to Believe In," currently ascending to the Top 10 at Alternative radio.Fans were thrilled to hear older favorites such as "My Body," "Cough Syrup," and "Mind Over Matter." The crowd was also treated to two moresongs, "Jungle Youth" and "Titus Was Born"- both being played for the first time live - from Young the Giant's new album Home of the Strange,which debuted at #6 on Billboard's Top Albums chart upon its release last month.


03:00:00 Mystery of the Mountain: Hidden In Plain ViewNarrated by actor Memo Sauceda, MYSTERY OF THE MOUNTAIN: HIDDEN IN PLAIN VIEW chronicles a most intriguing and remarkable story,and explores the question: what if one of the world's largest pyramids is waiting to be unearthed in Mexico? For centuries, a rugged andvenerated hilltop in Mexico has borne witness to the rise and fall of pre-Columbian societies, and to the creation and destruction of temples andpyramids. It is also the focal point of a most unlikely mystery, and a possible sacred structure lost to history. The program investigates one of thefew clues that remains today: a 430-year-old map that was carefully redrawn and passed down from generation to generation. The map depictswhat would be one of the largest step pyramid structures in known history.


04:00:00 Canadian Rockies By RailCanadian Rockies by Rail takes viewers along for a trip through the Pacific Northwest and the Canadian Rockies, exploring some of the moststunning scenery in the world. The rail journey will be aboard the renowned Rocky Mountaineer, known as one of the best rail journeys in theworld. The journey begins in Seattle, Wash. with stops in Vancouver, Kamloops, Banff, Jasper, and other memorable places. During the journeythe program will explore the rich history and culture of the region, the history of the railroad and its importance to Canada, discover the localcuisine, meet the people of the region, and offer views of the endless natural beauty of the Canadian Rockies.

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08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusShooting Stars

The children want to sled next to the river on a snowy winter day in Salzburg. Pumperl hops onto a piece of floating ice and drifts away. Adramatic rescue operation ensues with help from Mario and a few unpopular boys from the neighborhood. They eventually locate Pumperl with atelescope, which the Bishop later intends to use to view hundreds of shooting stars. The weather doesn't cooperate, but Amadeus once againenchants the assembled company with his music. The Music: "Piano Sonata in D" (Duernitz) K. 284; "Divertimento in D" K. 136; "Qui tollis" fromthe "C Minor Mass" K. 427; et al. Additional Content: Amadeus named three symphonies after his hometown. This segment highlights thefamous "Salzburg Symphonies" using scenes from the series in which they appear. Monti explains why this music fit well within the scenes.


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08:30:00 1001 NightsThe Broken Jewel/The Boy Who Became A Genie

"The Broken Jewel" - Two servants accidently break a jewel from the king's crown. In order to avoid getting caught, they must find another one atthe top of Asir Mountain. "The Boy Who Became a Genie" - Dissatisfied with his life, Harif trades places with a genie, only to discover that hisboring life wasn't so bad after all.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsCouples Workout with the Ball

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueAches and Pains


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitKeep The Fun In Functional Fitness

In this episode Mary Ann focuses on the fun side of exercise through the use of novelty music and imaginative choreography.


10:30:00 Sewing with Nancy10-20-30 Minutes to Recycle Jeans, Part 2

What's old is new again! Restyle your old jeans into useful and decorative home accessories. Nancy applies her 10-20-30 Minutes to Sewphilosophy to create Soft-sided Bins, the Double Duty Mat for sewing and pressing, the Crossbody Jeans Bag, and the Two-for-One Apron.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Mosaic Stitch Scarves

Everybody loves scarves and this week Host Deborah Norville joins Lena Skvagerson who will show you how to knit the Slip That Stich Scarf andmagically make two colors appear in the same row without carrying the yarn. Ellen will show us her interpretation of a crochet mosaic scarf withthe Nascha Crochet Scarf and then back to Lena in the stitch corner with her very own Knit Crocodile Stitch.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingShattered Dresden

One of the most popular quilt designs of the 1920's and 30's-the Dresden Plate pattern takes on a modern flavor in this medallion-style quilt.Patrick is joined by Dodi Poulsen in this episode as they teach techniques for making the perfect Dresden block, the applique choices and designoptions for making this quilt.



13:00:00 The Jazzy VegetarianEasy Paella Dinner

Host Laura Theodore prepares "Easy Vegan Paella," a Spanish inspired rice-dish combined with a variety of jazzy vegetables like onions, peas,artichoke hearts and tomatoes. A festive array of "Tasty Tapas" starts the meal with pizazz. For dessert, Laura bakes moist "Pineapple-PecanCake," made with sweet fresh pineapple and crunchy pecans.


13:30:00 Sara's Weeknight MealsPestopalooza

Summer means more of everything and if you have extra herbs, this is the show for you. We start with a traditional basil pesto, string bean andpotato pasta from guest chef Giuseppe Fanelli. On Ask Sara, tips on growing your own windowsill herb garden and how to cook with herb. Saraalso creates her phenomenal brown and wild rice with broccoli pesto.


14:00:00 Joanne Weir Gets FreshCitrus Three Ways

Joanne has always wanted to do a cooking show where you don't cook. And fresh citrus is the key! She'll start by going to her restaurant Copita,and then to a citrus orchard in Yountville, California. With her student Kit, they'll make pomegranate kumquat and blood orange ceviche, followedby a citrus salsa. She's going to cheat a little bit by grilling some shrimp, and then oven-roasting quinoa. And for dessert: a refreshing citrussorbet. Get ready to pucker up and get fresh.


14:30:00 New Scandinavian CookingPopular Sausage

Sausages serve a special function in Norway, both as an everyday meal and as festive food. In this episode, Andreas discovers the culture andhistory behind a well-made sausage. He bakes potato pancakes and makes homemade mustard, essential companions for the three types oftasty sausages he prepares.


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15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsMake It Sparkle

Create your color story, then change it. With special wire-shaping techniques, author and crystal superfan Diane Whiting creates strands of beadsand crystals that are interchangeable. In the Beading Lesson, Katie creates leather and bead bracelets that can be stacked or worn alone.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyAssemblage

Add an artsy flair to ordinary objects. Urban artist Seth Apter wraps everyday objects with wire, fibers and beads. Julie Fei Fan Balzerpersonalizes wooden nesting dolls. Author Laurie Mika fashions clay with stamps, charms and beads to make mini-shrines. In the tip, makerRoxanne Coble adds dimension and texture to journals.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$More Bang for Your Buck

Whether you're facing good times or tough times, it's important to know how to get the best value for your money. Discover tips for stretching yourdollars.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsMe!

Let's turn toward ourselves for creative ideas. When she makes a lighted mirror, Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes you a star. Katie Hacker makespersonal paper dolls and Franz Spohn draws a 3D self-portrait. Jenny celebrates Thanksgiving with Pilgrim-style table decorations.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeHomesteaders USA

Allen Smith breaks down the basics of homesteading for beginners. From kitchen to bath, the experts have you covered for your journey to beingself-sufficient.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldEpic Tomatoes (Raleigh, Nc and Atlanta, Ga)

With severe water shortages and drought grabbing an ever growing piece of our daily news, it only stands to reason, conserving this preciousresource is more important than ever. Gardeners and weekend warriors typically waste over 50% of what water they use for outdoor irrigation. Inthis episode we meet author and waterwise expert, Nan Sterman in her own backyard to learn how to use less and still have a beautiful gardenand landscape, no matter where you live. Then it's back to the GGW Garden Farm to see the installation of an ultra-efficient irrigation system forthe lawn and garden.



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20:00:00 Backstage PassTony Monaco & The Fareed Haque Trio Featuring Randy Gelispie

The Fareed Haque & Tony Monaco Trio featuring Randy Gelispie includes some of the most innovative musicians in jazz today. Haqueshowcases a unique twist on jazz guitar, while Monaco's organ playing takes each song for a ride. The trio is rounded out with drummer Gelispie.Songs featured include "Furry Slippers," and "My One and Only Love." Recorded at Lansing JazzFest 2015.


20:30:00 Music VoyagerEleuthera

The longest islands of The Bahamas, steeped in history culture and beauty, from the famous visual Glass Window Bridge between the Caribbeanand the Atlantic Ocean to historic Spanish Wells and quaint Harbor Island. In this episode, travel the length of the island with Mirissa Neff andlearn that while it seems like different worlds between Eleuthera, Harbor Islands and Spanish Wells, it's the people that collectively have onevoice and are connected in the island's culture.


21:00:00 Live at the Charleston Music HallToad The Wet Sprocket

In 1986, four California teens adopted the Monty Python moniker as a joke for their first gig. And, it stuck! A new dawn has risen for this band, asthey continue to write, play and tour together. This episodes reveals the depth of earlier songs and how the band has come full circle.


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21:30:00 New Tanglewood Tales: Life On Stage and Off (CC) N/A #105H(S)APTEX

22:00:00 Of Race and ReconciliationOf Race and Reconciliation chronicles the Chinese experience in America around the year 1885. That was the year the Chinese residents ofTacoma were forcefully expelled from the city against the backdrop of increasingly alarming and even violent tensions between American citizenscaught in an economic downturn and Chinese immigrants seeking opportunity in "Gum San," or the Land of the Golden Mountains they had heardabout in America. Of Race and Reconciliation producer Forrest Burger traveled through six states to take an unflinching look at this period in time,but also document how the tensions between American citizens and immigrant populations provide relevant lessons in today's political climate,and in Tacoma's case, how far efforts toward reconciliation have come.

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23:00:00 Reel South120 Days

By Ted Roach. Due to his immigration status, family man Miguel Cortes must make a tough choice. After an unexpected traffic stop, a NorthCarolina judge has offered Miguel 120 days to get his affairs in order and self-deport to Mexico - leaving his wife and two daughters. Will he leavefor Mexico or disappear into the shadows in his adopted homeland?


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00:00:01 Well ReadMark Shriver Pilgrimage

Since his 2013 election, Pope Francis has captivated the world. In Pilgrimage, Mark Shriver, nephew of President Kennedy, retraces Francis'spersonal journey, revealing the origins of his open and unpretentious style... in so doing Shriver reveals his personal reconnection to his ownreligious commitments.






01:30:00 Music VoyagerEleuthera

The longest islands of The Bahamas, steeped in history culture and beauty, from the famous visual Glass Window Bridge between the Caribbeanand the Atlantic Ocean to historic Spanish Wells and quaint Harbor Island. In this episode, travel the length of the island with Mirissa Neff andlearn that while it seems like different worlds between Eleuthera, Harbor Islands and Spanish Wells, it's the people that collectively have onevoice and are connected in the island's culture.


02:00:00 Live at the Charleston Music HallToad The Wet Sprocket

In 1986, four California teens adopted the Monty Python moniker as a joke for their first gig. And, it stuck! A new dawn has risen for this band, asthey continue to write, play and tour together. This episodes reveals the depth of earlier songs and how the band has come full circle.


02:30:00 New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising ArtistsNew Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists features members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, including flutist Elizabeth Rowe;concertmaster Malcolm Lowe; percussionist Dan Bauch, and members of the bass section and trumpet section working with the fellows. Tensionis involved in preparing for The Festival of Contemporary Music. The fellows blow off steam at a big dance party.


03:00:00 Of Race and ReconciliationOf Race and Reconciliation chronicles the Chinese experience in America around the year 1885. That was the year the Chinese residents ofTacoma were forcefully expelled from the city against the backdrop of increasingly alarming and even violent tensions between American citizenscaught in an economic downturn and Chinese immigrants seeking opportunity in "Gum San," or the Land of the Golden Mountains they had heardabout in America. Of Race and Reconciliation producer Forrest Burger traveled through six states to take an unflinching look at this period in time,but also document how the tensions between American citizens and immigrant populations provide relevant lessons in today's political climate,and in Tacoma's case, how far efforts toward reconciliation have come.

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04:00:00 Reel South120 Days

By Ted Roach. Due to his immigration status, family man Miguel Cortes must make a tough choice. After an unexpected traffic stop, a NorthCarolina judge has offered Miguel 120 days to get his affairs in order and self-deport to Mexico - leaving his wife and two daughters. Will he leavefor Mexico or disappear into the shadows in his adopted homeland?



08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusThe Choir of the Silent Sisters

The "Silent Sisters" cancel the Salzburg orphan boys choir performance at the annual harvest festival in the convent when a storm partiallydestroys the monastery. Amadeus and Nannerl plan to perform instead. Devilius, Mario and Monti turn up and put Amadeus out of action with anasty trick so Mario can perform instead. In the end, Amadeus saves the convent from closure by forming a fantastic choir with the nuns, whobreak their vow of silence to sing along. The Music: "Missa brevis in C" (Sparrows' Mass) K. 257; et al. Additional Content: Monti explains howchildren can create their own music video on the Web site by combining and editing 10-15 scenes from the series and setting it to the series'theme song.


08:30:00 1001 NightsThe Tale of the Mountain and the Valley/Three Tales of a Daydreaming Boy

"The Tale of the Mountain and The Valley" - A silly rumor spreads like wildfire through two communities, causing them to go to war with eachother. "Three Tales of a Daydreaming Boy" - A set of three shorts about two artists who compete for the same customers, a thirsty bird whostruggles to drink the water at the bottom of a bottle, and two kids who accidentally release a mischievous genie.


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09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsCouples Workout

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueWeight Loss Workout


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitVariety, The Spice of Life

Mary Ann combines a variety of exercises that improve function including a new exercise that uses the fingers and breath to control abdominalmuscles.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyTrusty Triangles - A Row-By-Row Sampler Quilt, Part 1

Nancy explains how to arrange simple half-square triangles into beautiful row-by-row designs. Learn how to make half-square triangles, andassemble three rows of a six row sampler quilt. Designs include - Opposing Arrows, Teetering Triangles, and Twirling Triangles.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Artsy Afghans

Host Deborah Norville believes nothing says you're special like a handmade afghan, it's like a perpetual hug from the person who stitched it. Ellenis first up with the Geometric Crochet Afghan, which features a lace border, and then Kristin shows how to stich up the Windowpane Afghan,which is knit in the round, then cutting it to make it flat! In the stitch corner Ellen teaches how to Crochet a Cable.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingFree Motion Designs with Patchwork Roots

Decisions for free motion quilting can be daunting. Mary and Angela Huffman help us find inspiration within our traditional pieced quilt top.Isolating a block, designing a quilting motif and then modifying it for a smooth quilt path-all information you don't want to miss. Embellish your next"simple" patchwork, creating a "simply" fabulous quilt.



13:00:00 Mike Colameco's Real FoodDinnertable / Ggs

Two local East Village spots just a few blocks apart that speak to the quality vs., price debate going on these days. At both restaurants the food islovely, the portions generous and the prices are really reasonable.


13:30:00 Cooking with Nick StellinoElegant Veal Chops & A Delectable Cheesecake

Cooking the perfect chop and preparing the ultimate sauce with port and Gorgonzola is a easy as 1-2-3! Making the perfect dessert is eveneasier. Nick visits the cheese monger and the butcher and prepares Veal Chops with Port & Gorgonzola and a Ricotta Cheesecake with Coffee &Chocolate.


14:00:00 Chef Paul Prudhomme's Always Cooking!Slow Cooking

Basile Brisket Barbecue, Western Chili, Veal Shanks with Okra and Tomato.


14:30:00 Jacques Pepin: Heart & SoulChef In Training

A basket of fresh bread is a staple on Jacques' dining table, so he begins the show with an easy fast fougasse. Then using seafood for a uniquetwist, he makes salmon rillettes to top the fougasse with a tasty bite. While working at the Russian Tea Room in New York, Jacques recallsserving a spice-rubbed poussins a la russe, now a favorite dish of his granddaughter Shorey. He prepares it today as the main course,accompanied by broiled maple sweet potatoes coated with sugary goodness. To close, Shorey arrives for a tutorial from her grandfather on howto make her favorite breakfast food, crepes with Nutella, lemon or jam.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsAdd Movement to the Story

Make movement part of the story. Author and artist Candie Cooper uses a tassel-maker to create tassels in a variety tones and textures. Then,Katie makes gorgeous crystal earrings using the same settings used by high-end costume jewelry manufacturers.


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15:30:00 Make It ArtsyLayering

Peel back the layers to discover more artistic possibilities. Mixed media maker Roxanne Coble alters postcards with blobs, patterns and drips.Collage artist Rebekah Meier sews circles to make mandalas. Tool expert, Joe Rotella, molds and casts accessories and embellishments. CrafterKathy Cano-Murillo has a tip for layering scraps to make a new surface.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$Where Is My Allowance?

Discover how different families work out "allowances." Even basic financial planning starts now-learn how to manage your monthly income andexpenses for vacations, education, and more.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsMake Believe

Anything can happen in the world of make-believe. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs turns into a scary monster with a fun headband. Katie Hacker makes afantasy tent and then whips up a never-ending cherry pie. Jenny shows how to create a show with puppets you make yourself from blogger MomCarolina Moore.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeCharming Charleston

P. Allen Smith explores the food and fellowship of one of America's oldest cities, Charleston, South Carolina; a true Southern gem.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldNatural Pest and Disease Control - Greener Solutions to Common Gardening

Beyond the popular beneficial lady beetle, lies a host of not so well known insects and organic products that are surprisingly efficient at keepingpest populations and plant diseases in check. This episode looks at using natural predators and insects to keeps pests in check. We'll alsoexplore natural remedies for dealing with some common plant diseases in the home garden.





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20:00:00 Song of the MountainsBlue Mafia / Ralph Stanley II & The Clinch Mountain Boys


21:00:00 WoodsongsRoger Mcguinn and John Lomax III

ROGER McGUINN gained fame for his work with the Limelighters, the Chad Mitchell Trio and ultimately as the founding member of The Bryds.He was inducted into the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame because of massive global hits like "Turn, Turn Turn" and "Mr. Tambourine Man". In the mid-1990's, Roger pioneered one of the first streaming websites called FolkDen. To this day it is one of the most extensive archives of America's folklegacy. JOHN LOMAX III is a legacy descendant of the folk archivist pioneers, the Lomax Family. They are responsible for seeking out andcataloging America's folk and mountain music, later absorbed by the Smithsonian Institute. John and Alan Lomax are responsible for discoveringand promoting many of the icons of America's musical history including Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly and Pete Seeger.


22:00:00 Film School ShortsComing Home

Three young women experience difficult homecomings as they grapple with the pain and complexity of growing up: AWOL by Deb Shoval, WhenWe Were Young by Gabrielle Capili, and Bookends by Dominic Villarrubia.


22:30:00 On StoryNorman Lear - A Retrospective

Perhaps one of the most influential contributors to the landscape of situational comedies and progressive writing in Hollywood, Norman Leartransformed a genre known for play-it-safe humor into a platform for how Americans experience social issues. In this week's On Story, Learremembers a few of his favorite episodes and how he created some of the most beloved characters in the history of television.


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23:00:00 Science Goes to the MoviesJohn Coltrane, and Albert Einstein

Guest: Stephon Alexander. Music of: John Coltrane. Stephon Alexander, cosmologist and author of The Jazz of Physics, talks math and music,John Coltrane and Einstein.

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00:00:01 Second OpinionHigh Risk Pregnancy

Patient Story: Many women choose to wait until after the age of 40 to start a family. Lucy Sun shares her very personal story of how she realizedthat making the decision to wait to conceive brought with it other complicated choices. Myth or Medicine: Do your chances of having twinsincrease after the age of 40? Second Opinion 5: Five things to call your doctor about in late pregnancy.



01:00:00 Song of the MountainsBlue Mafia / Ralph Stanley II & The Clinch Mountain Boys


02:00:00 WoodsongsRoger Mcguinn and John Lomax III

ROGER McGUINN gained fame for his work with the Limelighters, the Chad Mitchell Trio and ultimately as the founding member of The Bryds.He was inducted into the Rock'n'Roll Hall of Fame because of massive global hits like "Turn, Turn Turn" and "Mr. Tambourine Man". In the mid-1990's, Roger pioneered one of the first streaming websites called FolkDen. To this day it is one of the most extensive archives of America's folklegacy. JOHN LOMAX III is a legacy descendant of the folk archivist pioneers, the Lomax Family. They are responsible for seeking out andcataloging America's folk and mountain music, later absorbed by the Smithsonian Institute. John and Alan Lomax are responsible for discoveringand promoting many of the icons of America's musical history including Woody Guthrie, Leadbelly and Pete Seeger.


03:00:00 Film School ShortsComing Home

Three young women experience difficult homecomings as they grapple with the pain and complexity of growing up: AWOL by Deb Shoval, WhenWe Were Young by Gabrielle Capili, and Bookends by Dominic Villarrubia.


03:30:00 On StoryNorman Lear - A Retrospective

Perhaps one of the most influential contributors to the landscape of situational comedies and progressive writing in Hollywood, Norman Leartransformed a genre known for play-it-safe humor into a platform for how Americans experience social issues. In this week's On Story, Learremembers a few of his favorite episodes and how he created some of the most beloved characters in the history of television.


04:00:00 Science Goes to the MoviesJohn Coltrane, and Albert Einstein

Guest: Stephon Alexander. Music of: John Coltrane. Stephon Alexander, cosmologist and author of The Jazz of Physics, talks math and music,John Coltrane and Einstein.




08:00:00 Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren JenkinsShimmering Pond

A white heron flying up from a moonlit pond highlights Gary's creation of this beautiful, fairytale painting design. In the background, Gary paints adusky glowing atmosphere and luminous stars to complete his composition.


08:30:00 Painting with Wilson BickfordWhitetail Fawn, Part 2

On Part 2, Wilson enhances the details to the background, paints the finishing touches on the fawn, and inserts in the low-hanging branch andleaves.


09:00:00 Landscapes Through Time with David DunlopFrancesco Guardi's Venice

David travels to many magical locations in Venice that were painted by the great 18th century Venetian landscape painter, Francesco Guardi(1712-1783). David creates a pen and ink drawing and wash of the beautiful baroque church, Santa Maria della Salute, discussing FrancescoGuardi's use and understanding of perspective. He then travels to Guardi's home district of the Cannaregio and paints an oil demonstration of thesame canal scene painted by Guardi and the famous painter, Canaletto, exploring Guardi's spirited brushstrokes and expressive skies.


09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueStretch All 600 Muscles


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10:00:00 Sit and Be FitFinger Dexterity

This episode combines fun music of the Charleston and Cha-cha to demonstrate finger exercises using a pencil, sit to stand exercises andvestibular work.


10:30:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne Andrews30 Day Bladder Fix Pelvic Floor Strengthening

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11:00:00 Delicious TV's Vegan MashupCooking for Teens

Encouraging your kids to eat healthier meals just got easier when our chefs pull out all the stops on these fun and easy recipes. Tempeh ChorizoSoft Tacos/Citrus Salad/Tofu BLT/No Queso Quesadilla.


11:30:00 Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick BaylessCooking Like A Local

Hartwood, one of Mexico's most in-demand restaurants, sits nestled between the crystalline beaches and dense jungle in Tulum. Here, chef EricWerner explains the fascinating farm-to-table supply chain that brings ingredients into Hartwood's unique live-fire kitchen. The rustic simplicityinspires Rick to shop for produce and chiles in Playa del Carmen's laid-back markets. Back in the funky kitchen of a Playa condo rental, Rickprepares poblanos rellenos with tatume squash and longaniza sausage, a beautiful grilled fish with avocado salsa and coconut bread pudding fordessert.


12:00:00 Lidia's KitchenItalian American Favorites

Italian American food: Is it Italian, American or a piece of Americana with Italian roots? Today Lidia pays homage to the cooking of ItalianAmerican immigrants. Recipes include: caesar salad; a luscious baked eggplant stuffed with meat and vegetables; and finally stuffed mushrooms,a true crowd pleaser.


12:30:00 Moveable Feast with Fine CookingDijon, France

Join host Pete Evans for the most opulent feast Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking has thrown. At the Ch


13:00:00 Expeditions with Patrick McmillanColorado's Rocky Mountains - The Rooftop of America

Life in the alpine is existing on the fringe. It's hard to believe that life could persist here, let alone flourish. From beautiful alpine flowers tomountain goats and the shy pika, life is abundant. Join Patrick as he explores just how life thrives in the Colorado Rockies, the rooftop ofAmerica.


13:30:00 Weekends with YankeeFall Color

Yankee editor Mel Allen calls foliage season "New England's Mardi Gras." In this episode, we search out the most autumn vivid colors imaginableas we travel along New Hampshire's famed Kancamagus Highway, one of our region's most scenic drives. Then we head over to Vermont, wherewe visit with Allison Hooper, a successful and pioneering New England cheesemaker. We wrap things up with a look at Kent, Connecticut, whichYankee magazine has named the best foliage town in New England.


14:00:00 Rick Steves' EuropeCopenhagen

Denmark's capital is the most fun-loving in Scandinavia. As we get to know Copenhagen, we'll discover reminders of its Viking history andsymbols of its proudly independent ways today. We'll stroll through Europe's first great pedestrian zone, ogle crown jewels in the palace and takea bike ride through a famous hippie squatter community, finishing at Copenhagen's full-time carnival, Tivoli Gardens.


14:30:00 Born to Explore with Richard WieseTanzania: Summit On Mt. Kilimanjaro

Join Richard Wiese as he journeys to Tanzania to climb the highest mountain on the African continent - Mount Kilimanjaro. With friends andfamily, Richard sets out on a seven-day climb to the summit at over 19,000 feet. He follows the same path he took with his father at age 11, morethan 40 years ago. This is his 14th ascent up Kilimanjaro-only this time, Richard encounters the worst weather he's ever faced on the mountain.


15:00:00 Garden SmartTrees can often be an unknown. How do we select the best tree for our site, how should we care for it, and what about pest control? All goodquestions. GardenSMART visits a tree expert who has great ideas. We found it informative, think you will too. Be sure to tune in.


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15:30:00 For Your HomeTake The Plunge

Who could resist the drawn of a refreshing swimming pool on a hot summer afternoon. How complicated is it to have a pool built in yourbackyard? This season on FYH host Vicki Payne shares step by step the process of installing a backyard pool and spa.


16:00:00 Drexel InterviewJacob Bender

In this episode of The Drexel InterView, Host Paula Marantz Cohen interviews Jacob Bender, the controversial Executive Director of thePhiladelphia Chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR Philadelphia). Bender is Jewish-and the first non-Muslim-to lead aCAIR chapter. Raised in a liberal family with a penchant for social activism, Bender recounts his lifelong interest in the intersection of Jewish andIslamic history. He addresses the religious and ethnic conflict of the Middle East in the face of humanitarian ideals, and confronts the scrutiny ofhis critics. Recorded at The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University, this episode features an intriguing discussion between JacobBender and Program Host Paula Marantz Cohen.

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16:30:00 Overheard with Evan SmithSean Penn, Actor/Author

Sean Penn is an actor, producer, director and writer. He is best known for his roles in Mystic River, I Am Sam and Milk. Penn has worked on over100 theater and film productions and has been nominated for five Academy Awards, a Directors Guild and Writers Guild Award, and won twoOscars. His written work has been featured in The Washington Post, The New York Times and The San Francisco Chronicle. His first novel istitled Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff: A Novel.


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17:30:00 Craftsman's LegacyThe Clockmaker

Welcome to the magical world of a clockmaker, where the gears are lovingly handmade and time truly does stand still as host Eric Gorges andyoung clock maker Nate Bowers create a beautiful exposed gear clock.


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18:30:00 The Open MindA Pro and Antibiotic Future

Guest: Jessica Snyder Sachs. "Good Germs, Bad Germs" author Jessica Snyder Sachs talks about the rise of drug resistant microbes.

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19:00:00 Closer to TruthSpeculating About God?

In searching, striving to know God-if there is a God-we discover contrasting ways that God could be. It is good to wonder about God, see alandscape of possibilities, get the big picture of what God may be like.


19:30:00 American ForumThe Last Real Republican?

Historian WILL HITCHCOCK on his new biography of President Dwight Eisenhower, and the state of the GOP today.


20:00:00 SpeakeasySeal and Amy Thomson

Three-time Brit Award and four-time Grammy Award winner Seal is joined by his manager, Amy Thomson, in the season finale of Speakeasy.Over the course of his career Seal has sold more than 30 million records worldwide and is known for his international hits including "Kiss from aRose." As a songwriter Seal has received two consecutive Ivor Novello Awards from the British Academy for Best Song Musically and Lyrically for"Killer" and "Crazy." The pair have an intimate and frank discussion detailing Seal's early career and his experience recording his new albumStandards.


21:00:00 Front and CenterCma Songwriters Series Presents: Clint Black

Country music icon Clint Black is joined by John Rich for a performance packed with behind-the scenes stories and some of Black's greatest hits.


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22:00:00 Globe TrekkerTough Trains: India's Independence Railroads

In this episode of Tough Trains, Zay Harding takes on an epic journey across one of the world's biggest railway networks. These railways werebuilt during the 19th century by the British to move troops and raw materials across the land, and ultimately played a role in the independence ofthe country a century later. The railway tracks are some of the oldest and longest you'll find anywhere in the world, and train travel doesn't get anytougher than this in a country with a population of over 1.2 billion. Indian Railways operations cover 29 states and seven union territories. It's nowthe world's fourth largest railway network, comprising 71,000 miles of track over a route of 40,000 miles.


23:00:00 Arts In ContextMigrant Kids

Named in honor of their migrant worker parents, Migrant Kids represent a new face of indie rock. Extended: "With the music we listened togrowing up, there was no Hispanic Arcade Fire or Radiohead, so the bands you liked didn't look like you. When we are touring now, we seepeople in the audience that look like us, and we realize we get to be that group for them," says Miguel Ojeda. Ojeda, along with his cousin JohnZakoor, named their band Migrant Kids in honor of their migrant worker parents. Faced with the unique challenge of having a name thatoccasionally sparks controversy, Ojeda and Zakoor must reckon with a culture clash that most indie bands never have to think about.


23:30:00 Articulate with Jim CotterFeminist Fatale

Carsie Blanton is using an old school musical form- jazz- to help change the way women are perceived today. Matthew Neenan - From a veryyoung age, life has been a dance for choreographer Matthew Neenan. Modigliani - Amedeo Modigliani died a broken man. His art, especiallysculptures, have endured. Luis Cruz Azaceta - Since the 1970s, the paintings and drawings of the Cuban American artist Luis Cruz Azaceta,have reflected on some of society's great modern tragedies.


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00:00:01 Closer to TruthSpeculating About God?

In searching, striving to know God-if there is a God-we discover contrasting ways that God could be. It is good to wonder about God, see alandscape of possibilities, get the big picture of what God may be like.


00:30:00 American ForumThe Last Real Republican?

Historian WILL HITCHCOCK on his new biography of President Dwight Eisenhower, and the state of the GOP today.


01:00:00 SpeakeasySeal and Amy Thomson

Three-time Brit Award and four-time Grammy Award winner Seal is joined by his manager, Amy Thomson, in the season finale of Speakeasy.Over the course of his career Seal has sold more than 30 million records worldwide and is known for his international hits including "Kiss from aRose." As a songwriter Seal has received two consecutive Ivor Novello Awards from the British Academy for Best Song Musically and Lyrically for"Killer" and "Crazy." The pair have an intimate and frank discussion detailing Seal's early career and his experience recording his new albumStandards.


02:00:00 Front and CenterCma Songwriters Series Presents: Clint Black

Country music icon Clint Black is joined by John Rich for a performance packed with behind-the scenes stories and some of Black's greatest hits.


03:00:00 Globe TrekkerTough Trains: India's Independence Railroads

In this episode of Tough Trains, Zay Harding takes on an epic journey across one of the world's biggest railway networks. These railways werebuilt during the 19th century by the British to move troops and raw materials across the land, and ultimately played a role in the independence ofthe country a century later. The railway tracks are some of the oldest and longest you'll find anywhere in the world, and train travel doesn't get anytougher than this in a country with a population of over 1.2 billion. Indian Railways operations cover 29 states and seven union territories. It's nowthe world's fourth largest railway network, comprising 71,000 miles of track over a route of 40,000 miles.


04:00:00 Arts In ContextMigrant Kids

Named in honor of their migrant worker parents, Migrant Kids represent a new face of indie rock. Extended: "With the music we listened togrowing up, there was no Hispanic Arcade Fire or Radiohead, so the bands you liked didn't look like you. When we are touring now, we seepeople in the audience that look like us, and we realize we get to be that group for them," says Miguel Ojeda. Ojeda, along with his cousin JohnZakoor, named their band Migrant Kids in honor of their migrant worker parents. Faced with the unique challenge of having a name thatoccasionally sparks controversy, Ojeda and Zakoor must reckon with a culture clash that most indie bands never have to think about.


04:30:00 Articulate with Jim CotterFeminist Fatale

Carsie Blanton is using an old school musical form- jazz- to help change the way women are perceived today. Matthew Neenan - From a veryyoung age, life has been a dance for choreographer Matthew Neenan. Modigliani - Amedeo Modigliani died a broken man. His art, especiallysculptures, have endured. Luis Cruz Azaceta - Since the 1970s, the paintings and drawings of the Cuban American artist Luis Cruz Azaceta,have reflected on some of society's great modern tragedies.



08:00:00 Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah BansemerWooden Boat School

Sarah and Roger are invited to the famous Wooden Boat School in Brooklin, Maine where the director takes us inside the classroom to seeboatbuilding and design up-close. Roger sets up his easel to capture an early morning beachscape.


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09:00:00 Wyland's Art StudioBlue Moon Seascape

Art Lesson: Composition. Elements of composition are used to organize the components of an artwork in a pleasing manner. Used effectively,these elements provide a structure that leads the viewer's eye in a particular way for a variety of different effects. Examples of extraordinarycomposition may include the "Mona Lisa" by Leonardo da Vinci or "Starry Night" by Vincent van Gogh. Important components of goodcomposition include: unity, balance and movement. All compositions begin by identifying a focal point. A range of artistic decisions proceeds fromthere, ranging from contrasts between light and dark to finding a rhythm that paces the eye of the viewer. The parts of the composition may feelas if they belong together. Or they may be purposely disjointed. A symmetrical arrangement may add a sense of calm; whereas an asymmetricalarrangement may create a sense of unease. By adjusting the arrangement of the objects, the artist can create a sense of motion or still life.Patterns establish an underlying structure of basic lines and shapes. Proportion is the way in which things fit together, big and small, nearby anddistant. Each of these components may be used in varying degrees to create the intended effect.

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueIncrease Your Energy


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitHappy Feet, Healthy Body

Mary Ann stresses the importance of foot health. Using a small ball she shares foot exercises and massage techniques to improve circulation,range of motion and strength in the foot.


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11:30:00 New Orleans Cooking with Kevin BeltonPotatoes

Sweet potato gnocchi, sweet potato pecan casserole, bacon potatoes au gratin.


12:00:00 Ciao ItaliaWedding Cake - Torta Nunziale

Mary Ann and her friends, Donna, Ruth, and Connie, race against the clock to create an Italian wedding "cookie cake" as a gift to celebrate themarriage of two good friends. Dozens of biscotti piled high and topped with ribbons, ready just before the wedding bells ring. Some of the cookiesinclude Miniature Cream-Filled Tarts.


12:30:00 Mike Colameco's Real FoodNy 2014 Deli/Jewish Cooking

A brand new youth driven Deli scene is taking hold in NYC. We'll visit Baz bagels on Grand St., Black Seed Bagels on Elizabeth, Montreal StyleMile End Deli, the new Russ & Daughters Cafe on Orchard St., plus we'll meet the team behind Gefilteria that make artisanal gefilte fish andpickles.


13:00:00 Travels with DarleyNew York's Southern Finger Lakes

Combine hands-on art with adrenaline pumping adventures throughout New York's Southern Finger Lakes, soaring above Mark Twain Country,learning glass blowing in Corning, walking amid waterfalls in Watkins Glen State Park, and enjoying stand up paddle boarding in Hammondsport.Travelers join Darley and local experts to explore history, wine and culture in the Finger Lakes.


13:30:00 Travel Detective with Peter GreenbergHidden Gems of Jordan

CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg takes you to the Middle East, to a country full of ancient archaeological and religious ruins. However,Jordan is more modern and westernized than you might imagine. And despite what you might think, now is the perfect time to visit. Plus, it's thecapital of Wales, a port city filled with Medieval history. Greenberg shows you how to live like a local, in Cardiff. And, The Buccaneer Hotel on theisland of St. Croix has its own compelling history, dating back to the Colonial era. Find out why it's a true hotel with a past.


14:00:00 Wild Photo AdventuresWalrus and Brown Bears

Host and professional wildlife photographer Doug Gardner and bush pilot Glenn Alsworth Jr. battle bad weather and hundreds of miles by bushplane to photograph Walrus along the Alaskan coast.


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14:30:00 In The Americas with David YetmanHavana: Inside The City

In 2016, the U.S. government made it easier to visit Cuba. Now, a Cuban cultural expert shows us Havana once off limits to us. Hidden among itsfine old buildings David finds a village created by artists, an African-Cuban cultural center, a canalside restaurant, a school for women boxers, awomen's bicycling cooperative, and a street dedicated to live African-Cuban music.


15:00:00 Woodsmith ShopDetails of Craftsmanship

The Woodsmith editors begin their Details of Craftsmanship series to help you become a better woodworker.


15:30:00 American WoodshopUltimate Outdoor Chair

A strip quarter-sawn white oak and "Domino" sculptured gem.


16:00:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah StarrLuminous Waves

Allow the luminous water energy to recharge your body as we enjoy a dynamic flowing warrior series using a chair for support, focusing onstrengthening the legs while opening to more space and flexibility in the hips, shoulders and upper back.


16:30:00 Second OpinionControlling Hypertension

Patient Story: Connie Bentley thought she was doing everything right-she ate well and exercised every day. But like many Americans, herhypertension went untreated-and she almost paid the ultimate price. Myth or Medicine: Does eating salt cause hypertension? Second Opinion 5:Five ways to keep your hypertension in check.


17:00:00 Healthy Body Healthy MindLearning About Food Allergies

One in every thirteen children under the age of eighteen has food allergies, 6-8% of children under age three, and approximately 3% of adults -up to 15 million Americans altogether. Food allergies occur because the immune system falsely senses certain foods as harmful, and thenreleases chemicals like histamines into the bloodstream to fight this mistaken intruder, causing reactions. Food allergies should be considereddangerous, as they can cause frightening symptoms, such as irritation of the tongue, lips, and mouth; digestive problems, hives, and in somecases, a swelling of the breathing airways. For some, it can cause a suffocating, life-threatening reaction. In this edition of Healthy Body HealthyMind we will explore the ongoing challenges of food allergies and what medical science recommends for it management. We'll also talk withpatients and parents to learn how they address these challenges.


17:30:00 Well ReadKatie Kitamura, A Separation

From critic and novelist, Katie Kitamura - a searing, suspenseful story of intimacy and infidelity, A Separation lays bare the guilt that divides usfrom the inner lives of others. Named one of the most anticipated books of 2017 by the New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, Vulture,Huffington Post, and The Millions


18:00:00 California's GoldSequoia Black History

Huell joins the centennial celebration of Colonel Charles Young's tenure as superintendent at Sequoia National Park. Young led his "BuffaloSoldiers" during a historic summer working in the second national park ever created in the United States. Young discovered and named amajestic Giant Sequoia after an individual that inspired and influenced his life, Booker T. Washington. After nearly 100 years, this tree has beenrediscovered and stands as a monument to both Colonel Charles Young and Booker T. Washington.

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18:30:00 Joseph Rosendo's TravelscopeA San Antonio Christmas

San Antonio is a festival town and Christmas is a most festive time of year. Joseph joins the locals and visitors to celebrate the season along SanAntonio's famous river walk surrounded by songs, decorations and plenty of holiday cheer. Yet San Antonio is more than the River Walk, andChristmas in San Antonio means more than twinkling lights. In San Antonio, faith is real and "Feliz Navidad" is heard more often than "MerryChristmas." So, Joseph explores the city's spiritual roots at festive events like Mission San Jose's Mirachi Mass, as well as Christmas andChanukah events held at the historic La Villita in the Arneson River Theater. The real meaning of Christmas is most evident when he gathers withSan Antonio families in their homes to honor their heritage and practice their customs in traditional ceremonies such as the Tamalada - holidaytamale making - and in the city's San Fernando Cathedral at the midnight Serenada for the Virgin of Guadalupe.


19:00:00 Blackademics TelevisionUlmer / Wests / Smiths

Young entrepreneurs from around the United States inspire with their business successes and community engagement. Young scholars explainthe essence of the Juneteenth holiday.

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19:30:00 The Kamla Show SpecialAmy Guittard

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20:00:00 Black AmericaVision and Justice with Sarah Lewis

Dr. Sarah Lewis, Harvard professor of art history, art historian and author of "The Rise: Creativity, The Gift of Failure and the Search for Mastery"joins Carol Jenkins to discuss how the bestseller explores the importance of a "near win" for those seeking success in any given field. They alsotalk about her work as guest editor of Aperture magazine for an issue entitled Vision and Justice. Lewis details how photographers like DowoudBey are working to cultivate an important visual landscape for black America, and how black leaders like Frederick Douglass and Martin LutherKing left a powerful stamp on the black community through their voice, their work, and the photos they appeared in.


20:30:00 Asian American LifeWe profile Asian American leaders nationwide and locally who are making a difference in their communities. The show was filmed at Asia SocietyMuseum's, Golden Vision of Densatil: A Tibetan Buddhist Monastery exhibit of art and sculptures. Asia Society exhibits the world's finestcontemporary and traditional Asian and Asian American Art.


21:00:00 National Geographic BeeThe annual National Geographic Bee returns for the 29 th consecutive year, with journalist and humorist Mo Rocca serving as host andmoderator. The 2017 National Geographic Bee will feature fourthto eighth-graders vying for the Bee crown and the top prize of a $50,000 collegescholarship and lifetime membership in the National Geographic Society. The finalists, all winners of their state-level geographic bees, havetriumphed over a field of nearly 4 million students to earn a place in the national championships. They represent the 50 states, District ofColumbia, Atlantic Territories, Pacific Territories and Department of Defense Dependents Schools.

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22:00:00 Pacific HeartbeatPoi E: The Story of Our Song

Not many songs in the history of the Universe have the power to bridge cultures, save towns, change lives, travel the world, set records and givepride to a culture, a community, a language and a people. "POI E: the story of our song" is the unbelievable true story of a song that did and theman who did it - Dalvanius Prime. "POI E: the story of our song" is a film about the New Zealand entertainer Dalvanius Prime, who returns hometo Patea from the cabaret stage of Australia to nurse his dying mother. Upon his return, he discovers that his community is suffering from theclosure of the township's main industry, the Freezing Works. Dalvanius Prime teams up with the Maori language expert Ngoi Pcwhairangi and hisfamily of ex--freezing workers, the Patea Maori Club. And together they bring a song to life, which affects the spirit and cultural pride of Maori andNew Zealand forever.


23:00:00 Reaching West: Dreams of China's New GenerationThe documentary REACHING WEST: DREAMS OF CHINA'S NEW GENERATION follows several of these determined and engaging studentsthrough their senior year at one of the private high schools in Beijing that prepares students for study abroad. The program chronicles the rigorsof the application process from interviews to writing their personal essays. It also provides a window into the students' daily lives and thechallenges they face, from dating to the impact of American pop culture.


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00:00:01 Blackademics TelevisionUlmer / Wests / Smiths

Young entrepreneurs from around the United States inspire with their business successes and community engagement. Young scholars explainthe essence of the Juneteenth holiday.


00:30:00 The Kamla Show SpecialAmy Guittard


01:00:00 Black AmericaVision and Justice with Sarah Lewis

Dr. Sarah Lewis, Harvard professor of art history, art historian and author of "The Rise: Creativity, The Gift of Failure and the Search for Mastery"joins Carol Jenkins to discuss how the bestseller explores the importance of a "near win" for those seeking success in any given field. They alsotalk about her work as guest editor of Aperture magazine for an issue entitled Vision and Justice. Lewis details how photographers like DowoudBey are working to cultivate an important visual landscape for black America, and how black leaders like Frederick Douglass and Martin LutherKing left a powerful stamp on the black community through their voice, their work, and the photos they appeared in.


01:30:00 Asian American LifeWe profile Asian American leaders nationwide and locally who are making a difference in their communities. The show was filmed at Asia SocietyMuseum's, Golden Vision of Densatil: A Tibetan Buddhist Monastery exhibit of art and sculptures. Asia Society exhibits the world's finestcontemporary and traditional Asian and Asian American Art.


02:00:00 National Geographic BeeThe annual National Geographic Bee returns for the 29 th consecutive year, with journalist and humorist Mo Rocca serving as host andmoderator. The 2017 National Geographic Bee will feature fourthto eighth-graders vying for the Bee crown and the top prize of a $50,000 collegescholarship and lifetime membership in the National Geographic Society. The finalists, all winners of their state-level geographic bees, havetriumphed over a field of nearly 4 million students to earn a place in the national championships. They represent the 50 states, District ofColumbia, Atlantic Territories, Pacific Territories and Department of Defense Dependents Schools.

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03:00:00 Pacific HeartbeatPoi E: The Story of Our Song

Not many songs in the history of the Universe have the power to bridge cultures, save towns, change lives, travel the world, set records and givepride to a culture, a community, a language and a people. "POI E: the story of our song" is the unbelievable true story of a song that did and theman who did it - Dalvanius Prime. "POI E: the story of our song" is a film about the New Zealand entertainer Dalvanius Prime, who returns hometo Patea from the cabaret stage of Australia to nurse his dying mother. Upon his return, he discovers that his community is suffering from theclosure of the township's main industry, the Freezing Works. Dalvanius Prime teams up with the Maori language expert Ngoi Pcwhairangi and hisfamily of ex--freezing workers, the Patea Maori Club. And together they bring a song to life, which affects the spirit and cultural pride of Maori andNew Zealand forever.





08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusBreakfast Music

The cardinal, well-known for his inspection trips that usually end with demotions and transfers, is on his way to visit the Bishop of Salzburg, who isextremely agitated by the impending visit. To make matters worse, the cardinal arrives a day early and nothing is ready. Even the Bishop'schoirboys are unprepared to perform. The cardinal mercilessly inspects the palace, terrifying the fearful Bishop. But, thanks to Amadeus'ingenuity, the Bishop stays, and Devilius won't succeed him. The Music: "Regina Coeli" K. 276; "Requiem" K. 625; et al. Additional Content:Singing in a choir forms the fundamental part of this story. Monti presents the canon "Bona nox," which viewers can hear on the Web site.


08:30:00 1001 NightsThe Riddle of the Ruined Tomb/The Merchant and the Pickpocket

"The Riddle of the Ruined Tomb" - Three witnesses to a crime each give different accounts about what really happened. "The Merchant and ThePickpocket" - A young pickpocket learns that there is not honor among thieves.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsEnergy

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10:00:00 Sit and Be FitAll Systems Go!

This program incorporates exercises for the brain and several body systems including vestibular and lymphatic.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyTrusty Triangles - A Row-By-Row Sampler Quilt, Part 2

Half-square triangles serve as the foundation for three stunning row-by-row quilt designs. Nancy demonstrates how to create PerpetualPinwheels, Star Gazer, and Flying Home. Incorporate these rows into the Trusty Triangles Row-By-Row Sampler Quilt, or use the techniques tocreate your own work of fiber art.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Dolly Long Legs

Lena Skvagerson and Robyn Chachula are going to show how to knit and crochet versions of our Dolly Long Legs...which we have named"Deborah Dolls" in honor of new host Deborah Norville. These are sure to be the special doll that gets dragged everywhere. Ellen is in the stitchcorner showing how to crochet the Fishbone Stitch.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingFrom Sea to Shining Sea

Marianne Fons joins host Angela Huffman to look at From Sea to Shining Sea. The clever quilt block, which creates a wave-like pattern, wasadapted from an antique quilt. This simple, fat-quarter friendly project makes an ideal Quilt of Valor for a sailor.



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13:30:00 Pati's Mexican TableSunday Family Food

Sunday in Merida is a day not to miss. It is a joyous weekly celebration of food, dancing, and culture. Pati starts her day like most Meridians, atthe market. After touring around and tasting the best lechon torta (slow cooked pork sandwich) in town, she takes in the sights of the Vaqueriadance in the main square. Merida en Domingo is incomplete without a family meal. Luckily, friend and chef Robert Solis of Nectar restaurant inMerida, invites Pati into his home for a traditional Sunday meal with the whole family.


14:00:00 Steven Raichlen's Project SmokeAsian Smoke

Smoking reigns supreme in the Americas and Europe. In Asia, not so much. This show explores a region you don't normally associate withsmoking, from Chinese char siu pork and pork belly steamed buns, to smoke-braised lamb shanks and smoky tangerine flan for dessert. Getready for Asian barbecue with American wood smoke. Char siu pork tenderloin; Pork belly steamed buns; Smoke-braised lamb shanks;Tangerine smoked flans.


14:30:00 George Hirsch LifestylePantry & Just Picked

George concludes the season with a several tasty and quick dishes plucked from the pantry, including gazpacho and panzanella. He tours anapple orchid with a 12th-generation farming family and then prepares his classic tarte tartin using some of the fruit. He also receives a masterclass in pairing condiments with cheese and wine from an award-winning sommelier. Recipes: - Gazpacho - Panzanella Salad - Tarte Tatin.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsClose It Up

Securely finish your jewelry with flair. Jewelry designer and blogger Molly Schaller returns with techniques using crimps and other findings tosecure closures. In the Beading Lesson, Katie makes personalized bangles from 16-gauge wire and crystals that tell your story.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyStamping

No matter how many stamps you have, you need more. Color-happy artist Mou Saha draws and cuts custom stamps. Julie Fei Fan Balzer makescool wrapping paper from paper bags. Joe Rotella, tool expert, manufactures his own stamps from foam. In the tip, Mou Saha throws herstamping process into reverse to create new looks.


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16:00:00 Biz Kid$Escape The Box

What do you do when opportunity knocks? Learn how to recognize and act on new opportunities in your life and to be creative in problem solving.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsArtist

Artists look at the world from fresh perspectives. Host Jenny Barnett-Rohrs draws the geometric patterns she sees looking at the world from highabove. Franz Spohn has ideas for all the things artists can do besides creating works for a museum. Candie Cooper introduces us to the art formof Yamamoto to create a collage and Jenny makes a 3-D color wheel.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeOils All Around

P. Allen Smith explores the many uses of oils - from the basic to the exotic.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldGetting Your Landscape In Shape with a Personal Garden Coach

Just as athletes have trainers, gardeners can have personal coaches to help us confidently achieve the landscape of our dreams. In this episode,we accompany a Seattle based garden coach to learn how she and others in her profession guide, teach and empower us to be better gardenerson any skill level. We also visit with another horticulturalist for some practical design tips we can all us in our own home garden and landscape.



18:30:00 Americas NowBrazil - Syrian Refugees Venezuela

Brazil - Syrian Refugees Venezuela (Gerry Hadden) - As European countries squabble over how many refugees from the Syrian war to take in,an unlikely and far-away country has already opened its doors: Brazil. "The Giant of the South" has taken in over 2000 Syrians, and has plans for20-thousand more this year. The country is fast-tracking their visas, making it an easy and safe destination. However, many Syrian refugeesknow very little of Brazil. Mexico - game Changer Bico Yubo (Lisa Hagen) - Violence has forced "many" in parts of Mexico -- to limit their timeoutdoors and stay at home. In the southern city of Juchitan...motorcycle taxis are the main means of transportation. They're also used as a tool incommitting crimes...like assaults and robberies. But a group of young, indigenous artists...is using the vehicle to carry culture to remotecommunities. It's the first of its kind in Latin America...a taxi filled with library books, movies and music for people who don't have access to thoseresources. Meet this week's Game Changer Rodrigo Vasquez. Finally - Americas Now takes viewers in this video essay to Monserrate Mountain,the scenic mountaintop which overlooks Bogota Colombia and is home to a remarkable 377 year old cathedral.




20:00:00 The KateJimmy Webb with Ashley Campbell

The legendary Grammy-winning songwriter ("Wichita Lineman," "MacArthur Park," "Up, Up, and Away," "Highwayman") shares his hits andhumorous musical stories. In an emotional set, Webb introduces rising country star Ashley Campbell, daughter of his best friend, the late GlenCampbell. The elegant duo is accompanied by guitar and string quartet.


21:00:00 Backstage PassChris Canas Band- Encore



21:30:00 Backstage PassThornetta Davis - Encore

Detroit native and Detroit's "Queen of the Blues" Thornetta Davis returns with her souful vibe and strong vocal styling to Michigan BluesFest2015. Recorded live in Lansing's historic Old Town district, Davis and her talented band feature "Wild Women Never Get The Blues, " "Cry,""Take Another Piece Of My Heart," and "Meet Me With Your Black Drawers On."


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22:00:00 Ecosense for LivingEnvironmental Justice

People of color and low wealth communities are often hit hardest by environmental stressors. EcoSense explores the intersection ofenvironmentalism and the social justice movement with representatives from the Partnership for Southern Equity and the NAACP. In Atlanta, thebirthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we meet members of the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance, a group that works hard to build and maintaina clean and healthy environment within its community.


22:30:00 Ecosense for LivingEnvironmental Home Makeover

Many of us think of our homes as safe havens, but you may be surprised to learn how many toxins are hiding in common household products. Inthis episode of EcoSense for Living, we discover potentially harmful chemical ingredients in and around our homes and do a makeover inside ourchemical-laden cabinets. Environmental experts including Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Dr. Andrew Weil, Ken Cook and Laurie David explain why harmfulingredients are in our products, how we can avoid or replace them, and what actions we can take to make sure we have a "Home, Safe Home."


23:00:00 Quietest Place On EarthThe Hawaiian Islands are the most remote major island group on earth. On the second-largest island of Maui, the Haleakala volcano rises 10,000 feet - nearly two miles - into the sky. And the massive crater located at its summit carries the unique distinction of "The Quietest Place onEarth." For some, the exquisite stillness of this stark volcanic landscape can mimic a religious experience, while for others, it simply inspires adeeper awareness of humans' place in nature. THE QUIETEST PLACE ON EARTH, from the producers behind APT Exchange's When theMountain Calls, explores Maui's geological and spiritual birthplace. THE QUIETEST PLACE ON EARTH, from the producers behind APTExchange's When the Mountain Calls, explores Maui's geological and spiritual birthplace.


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00:00:01 Americas NowBrazil - Syrian Refugees Venezuela

Brazil - Syrian Refugees Venezuela (Gerry Hadden) - As European countries squabble over how many refugees from the Syrian war to take in,an unlikely and far-away country has already opened its doors: Brazil. "The Giant of the South" has taken in over 2000 Syrians, and has plans for20-thousand more this year. The country is fast-tracking their visas, making it an easy and safe destination. However, many Syrian refugeesknow very little of Brazil. Mexico - game Changer Bico Yubo (Lisa Hagen) - Violence has forced "many" in parts of Mexico -- to limit their timeoutdoors and stay at home. In the southern city of Juchitan...motorcycle taxis are the main means of transportation. They're also used as a tool incommitting crimes...like assaults and robberies. But a group of young, indigenous artists...is using the vehicle to carry culture to remotecommunities. It's the first of its kind in Latin America...a taxi filled with library books, movies and music for people who don't have access to thoseresources. Meet this week's Game Changer Rodrigo Vasquez. Finally - Americas Now takes viewers in this video essay to Monserrate Mountain,the scenic mountaintop which overlooks Bogota Colombia and is home to a remarkable 377 year old cathedral.



01:00:00 The KateJimmy Webb with Ashley Campbell

The legendary Grammy-winning songwriter ("Wichita Lineman," "MacArthur Park," "Up, Up, and Away," "Highwayman") shares his hits andhumorous musical stories. In an emotional set, Webb introduces rising country star Ashley Campbell, daughter of his best friend, the late GlenCampbell. The elegant duo is accompanied by guitar and string quartet.


02:00:00 Backstage PassChris Canas Band- Encore



02:30:00 Backstage PassThornetta Davis - Encore

Detroit native and Detroit's "Queen of the Blues" Thornetta Davis returns with her souful vibe and strong vocal styling to Michigan BluesFest2015. Recorded live in Lansing's historic Old Town district, Davis and her talented band feature "Wild Women Never Get The Blues, " "Cry,""Take Another Piece Of My Heart," and "Meet Me With Your Black Drawers On."


03:00:00 Ecosense for LivingEnvironmental Justice

People of color and low wealth communities are often hit hardest by environmental stressors. EcoSense explores the intersection ofenvironmentalism and the social justice movement with representatives from the Partnership for Southern Equity and the NAACP. In Atlanta, thebirthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., we meet members of the West Atlanta Watershed Alliance, a group that works hard to build and maintaina clean and healthy environment within its community.


03:30:00 Ecosense for LivingEnvironmental Home Makeover

Many of us think of our homes as safe havens, but you may be surprised to learn how many toxins are hiding in common household products. Inthis episode of EcoSense for Living, we discover potentially harmful chemical ingredients in and around our homes and do a makeover inside ourchemical-laden cabinets. Environmental experts including Dr. Sanjay Gupta, Dr. Andrew Weil, Ken Cook and Laurie David explain why harmfulingredients are in our products, how we can avoid or replace them, and what actions we can take to make sure we have a "Home, Safe Home."


04:00:00 Quietest Place On EarthThe Hawaiian Islands are the most remote major island group on earth. On the second-largest island of Maui, the Haleakala volcano rises 10,000 feet - nearly two miles - into the sky. And the massive crater located at its summit carries the unique distinction of "The Quietest Place onEarth." For some, the exquisite stillness of this stark volcanic landscape can mimic a religious experience, while for others, it simply inspires adeeper awareness of humans' place in nature. THE QUIETEST PLACE ON EARTH, from the producers behind APT Exchange's When theMountain Calls, explores Maui's geological and spiritual birthplace. THE QUIETEST PLACE ON EARTH, from the producers behind APTExchange's When the Mountain Calls, explores Maui's geological and spiritual birthplace.



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08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusMagic In Salzburg

A great magician impresses Amadeus by making a poodle play the piano. Amadeus wonders if Pumperl is up to the task. Devilius figures out thetrick and makes the poodle disappear. The magician asks for Amadeus' help when his second partner, a piano-playing dwarf, also disappears.With the aid of the young prodigy, the musician's performance at the Bishop's palace is a success - and Pumperl gives a piano concert after all!The Music: "Piano Concerto No. 27 in B Major" K. 595; "Piano Sonata in C Minor" K. 459; et al. Additional Content: Monti reveals that no schoolsexisted in the 18th century. Amadeus and his sister Nannerl were lucky to have their father Leopold, who taught them reading, writing, math andthe natural sciences.


08:30:00 1001 NightsArman The Cheat/Abu Hassan's Legendary Wedding

"Arman the Cheat" - When a young boy gets away with cheating he decides that crime really does pay. "Abu Hassan's Legendary Wedding" - Awedding goes horribly wrong when the groom appears to have uncontrollable flatulence.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsBone Builder (Osteoporosis)

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueFirm & Strengthen Your Butt


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitFit from Head to Toe

This episode incorporates a variety of exercises ranging from vestibular system to feet and gait.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyDoodle Stitching, Part 1

We've all doodled, sketching with short pencil strokes or shapes in the margins of notes or homework. Nancy teaches you to translate thosedoodles onto fabric with your sewing machine to create small works of fiber art. The sewing is fast, and the end result - satisfying.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Downton Abbey-Inspired Gloves

This week designer Rohn Strong joins Deborah Norville with not one but two pairs of fingerless gloves...one knit and one crochet. The knit UngerMitts feature a cable and the Riviera Crochet Mitts has an elegant filet cuff, both of which would be suitable for a dinner party at Downton Abbey!In the stitch corner Ellen is demonstrating a Crochet Motif.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingHome, State Home

Whether you're rooting for Tennessee, or you're a California dreamer, this fresh fun quilt project lets you celebrate your state pride. LindsayConner joins host Sara Gallegos to teach a method that allows you to work with any regional shape, and the scrappy, applique patches create a"county" effect. This fun, gift-y project is a great way to use up your scraps. But it's even better in your favorite team's colors!



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13:30:00 Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Company: Hooks, Lies & AlibisTilapia - Scott, La

In this episode, John Folse travels to Scott, in south central Louisiana, and learns about all natural aqua farming of tilapia. Brian Gotreaux and hisfamily raise tilapia without the aid of any chemicals which they say gives their product a fresh, natural taste. Utilizing the farm-raised tilapia, Johncooks with EBR Diosce Bishop Robert Muench and makes two tasty dishes. In their first recipe together, John shows the Bishop how to steamtilapia with an Asian flavor. And later, the two make storm night soup; a perfect spring evening dish. And, John recounts his trip to Israel androasting tilapia on the shores of the Sea of Galilee.


14:00:00 Taste of HistoryGeorge Washington's Tent

George Washington's tent, his mobile headquarters, survived both the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Chef Walter Staib serves up A Taste ofHistory, preparing contrasting Army cuisines with the rustic Pot-au-Feu to Whiskey Cake, Washington's indulgence.


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14:30:00 Christopher Kimball's Milk Street TelevisionNot Your Mother's Cake

A classic recipe gets a different spin as Milk Street Cook Catherine Smart shows how to make whipped cream biscuits with maceratedstrawberries with lime. Another dessert staple, pound cake, takes its turn as Milk Street Cook Erika Bruce shows host Christopher Kimball thetechniques to transform this often dense dessert into light and tender lemon-buttermilk pound cake. Next, Chris teaches how to prep your pan inMilk Street Cooking School. To end the show, Milk Street Cook Lynn Clark takes us through the steps to create the five-star dessert, pistachio-cardamom loaf cake.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsColor and Creativity

Keep creativity flowing with inspiration from colors. On-line jewelry-making host and crafter Vicki O'Dell makes quick, thoughtful, colorful gifts foreveryone. Katie sets crystals into a cup chain cuff and bangle, then adds knotted leather accents for a one-of-a-kind look.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyNature

Just step outside to find artsy inspiration in nature. Calligrapher Janet Takahashi adds floral accents to plain lettering. Metalsmith MaryHettmansperger adds patinas to copper. Art entrepreneur Jenn Mason captures nature's beauty in monostenciling. Julie Fei Fan Balzer has a tipfor printing designs with items from nature.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$What Is A Biz Kid?

You'll learn that anybody can be a Biz Kid with effort and the right attitude. Biz Kids identify a need, make a plan, and take action. Join us andyou'll meet a skateboard designer, a rap music producer, a boy who started a rock-a-thon to raise money for hospital rocking chairs, and more.You'll also discover the entrepreneur who built a wildly successful garden products business on ... worm poop. All successful. All Biz Kids.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsOld Is New

Give a new twist to traditional art forms. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes a trinket box inspired by a popular video game. Then, she makes a friendlyturtle using the ancient art of mosaic. Candie Cooper creates pop art with polka dots in the style of the artist Kusama, and Jenny coils a ragbasket with a touch of denim.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeWhen Kids Takeover

P. Allen Smith asks, how many kids does it take to host a show? Find out as Allen lets the little ones take over for the day.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldA Year in the Life of the Garden Farm (Atlanta, Ga)

Most of us have never experienced true hunger. Yet for much of the world, the assurance of a next meal can be anything but certain. Fortunately,many are working to change that. One such group is ECHO A Ft. Meyers, Florida based organization empowering students and overseasworkers with the agricultural skills to share their resources around the world with those who may be just one failed crop away from starvation. Inthis episode, we visit ECHO's training grounds which uses simulated garden and farm plots for some of the most challenging conditions in theworld to hone their skills and trial new techniques. Their work is empowering, changing and literally saving the lives of thousands of peoplearound the world.



18:30:00 America's HeartlandWashington farmers deliver a big, sweet, cherry harvest. See how harvesting Georgia watermelons is a BIG deal. We'll find out: are those babycarrots really baby carrots? A Michigan farmer saves energy and the environment growing under glass.




20:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsLucero

Lucero are a Memphis band whose high energy live performances have gained them fans from coast to coast with their unique blend of rock, souland country. In this episode, Lucero performs songs of their latest record "Women and Work" including the title track, as well as fan favorites"Nights Like These" and "On My Way Downtown."


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20:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sMountain Heart 2

A group of musicians who are so talented we couldn't do them justice with just one show. Mountain Heart's musical virtuosity, unmatched energy,and keen sense of entertainment dynamics have helped them to forge a highly unique sound and stage show, which appeals to an incrediblywide variety of musical tastes.


21:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveHit Rewind

Infinity Hall Live encores some of the best performances from past seasons: Barenaked Ladies - "One Week"; Melissa Etheridge - "Bring MeSome Water"; Rusted Root - "Send Me on My Way"; America - "Horse with No Name"; Cowboy Junkies - "Sweet Jane"; Toad the Wet Sprocket -"All I Want"; Fountains of Wayne - "Stacy's Mom"; Los Lonely Boys - "Heaven"; Joss Stone - "Right to Be Wrong".


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23:00:00 IQ: SmartparentTech, Stress, and Depression

Statistics show some social media usage contributes to stress and depression in young people - but on this episode of iQsmartparent, discoverways experts are using digital tools to combat mental health issues in young people. Learn about mobile phone apps used to reduce anxiety;ways to use video games to treat depression; and innovations in a type of psychotherapy called digital art therapy, which helps young people uselaptops, phones, photographs, and the latest software to express emotions and devise coping strategies.


23:30:00 Battleground EvergladesSurvival at Stake

Florida's next generation of environmental stewards trek through a cypress swamp. Updates on environmental issues reveal how Evergladesrestoration has become a "classroom to the world" on saving complex wetlands.


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00:00:01 America's HeartlandWashington farmers deliver a big, sweet, cherry harvest. See how harvesting Georgia watermelons is a BIG deal. We'll find out: are those babycarrots really baby carrots? A Michigan farmer saves energy and the environment growing under glass.


00:30:00 Overheard with Evan SmithNikki Giovanni, Poet/Activist

Nikki Giovanni is a poet, writer, activist and educator. Her works cover everything from race and social issues to children's literature. She hasreceived the Langston Hughes Medal, the Rosa Parks Woman of Courage Award, the NAACP Image Award, more than 20 honorary degreesfrom national colleges and universities and a Grammy nomination. In 2005, Oprah Winfrey named her one of the top 25 Living Legends. Herlatest collection of poems is titled A Good Cry.


01:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsLucero

Lucero are a Memphis band whose high energy live performances have gained them fans from coast to coast with their unique blend of rock, souland country. In this episode, Lucero performs songs of their latest record "Women and Work" including the title track, as well as fan favorites"Nights Like These" and "On My Way Downtown."


01:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sMountain Heart 2

A group of musicians who are so talented we couldn't do them justice with just one show. Mountain Heart's musical virtuosity, unmatched energy,and keen sense of entertainment dynamics have helped them to forge a highly unique sound and stage show, which appeals to an incrediblywide variety of musical tastes.


02:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveHit Rewind

Infinity Hall Live encores some of the best performances from past seasons: Barenaked Ladies - "One Week"; Melissa Etheridge - "Bring MeSome Water"; Rusted Root - "Send Me on My Way"; America - "Horse with No Name"; Cowboy Junkies - "Sweet Jane"; Toad the Wet Sprocket -"All I Want"; Fountains of Wayne - "Stacy's Mom"; Los Lonely Boys - "Heaven"; Joss Stone - "Right to Be Wrong".



04:00:00 IQ: SmartparentTech, Stress, and Depression

Statistics show some social media usage contributes to stress and depression in young people - but on this episode of iQsmartparent, discoverways experts are using digital tools to combat mental health issues in young people. Learn about mobile phone apps used to reduce anxiety;ways to use video games to treat depression; and innovations in a type of psychotherapy called digital art therapy, which helps young people uselaptops, phones, photographs, and the latest software to express emotions and devise coping strategies.


04:30:00 Battleground EvergladesSurvival at Stake

Florida's next generation of environmental stewards trek through a cypress swamp. Updates on environmental issues reveal how Evergladesrestoration has become a "classroom to the world" on saving complex wetlands.



08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusThe Muted Trumpet

Amadeus can't stand loud trumpet music and wants to prevent a joint concert maliciously arranged by Devilius with the famous trumpeterSchachtner. He and his friend Kajetan try to hide Schachtner's trumpet, but Devilius keeps finding other trumpets for Schachtner to play. Finally,Amadeus devises a solution for the joint concert with Schachtner, so he doesn't have to suffer the sounds of the trumpet. The Music: "OboeConcerto in C" K. 314; et al. Additional Content: A trumpet serves as the focus of this episode's storyline. Monti illustrates the many different kindsof brass instruments.


08:30:00 1001 NightsThe King Who Became A Slave/The Spoon That Ruined Everything

"The King Who Became a Slave" - A king learns what happens when he's out of touch with his people. "The Spoon That Ruined Everything" -People in a small community see a spoon for the first time and begin to fight over it .


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsFat Burning 1

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueBalance & Strength


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitSensory Awareness and Breathing

Mary Ann uses fun music to demonstrate breathing techniques and sensory awareness.



Doodling-we've all done it with pen and paper. Now it can easily be replicated on fabric. Let Nancy inspire you to use simple stitches, and oddsand ends of fabric to create greeting cards to desktop art from spontaneous Doodle Stitching ideas.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Shaped Cardigans

Today we are making cardigans, a versatile staple for any wardrobe. Deborah Norville is joined by Kristin Nicholas with the Cosima Cardigan,that features a lace panel front that also creates a cable. Then on to Robyn Chachula who is showing how to make the textured crochet TwylaCardigan. The stitch of the week is a new take on Shetland Lace by Rohn Strong.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingFreemotion and Threads with Karen Mctavish

Join Angela Huffman and her guest Karen McTavish at the longarm machine to learn how threads-their weight, color and sheen-interact in yourquilting design. Build confidence as a quilter in both freemotion and stitch-in-the-ditch longarm quilting, and pick up all kinds of useful tips fromtwo renowned quilting experts!



13:00:00 Lidia's KitchenThe Tomato

The tomato Is not native to Italy, but it made a big impact on Italian cuisine when it arrived centuries ago. From canned to vine ripened, Lidiashares with you several of her favorite tomato dishes including: stuffed tomatoes: stuffed with rice, mozzarella and basil; braised pork ribs withrigatoni: tender to the bone pork ribs and braising sauce with rigatoni; and green beans in chunky tomato sauce: a perfect side of fresh greenbeans smothered in a fresh chunky tomato sauce.


13:30:00 Annabel Langbein: The Free Range CookFish on the Menu

Always up for an adventure, Annabel Langbein wades in boots and all to net for flounder on a Nelson beach at the northern tip of New Zealand'sSouth Island. Her haul is the starting point for a Mediterranean-themed meal featuring a generous platter of tapas, the simplest baked fish and adelicious vanilla citrus terrine. Recipes from this episode: the ultimate chocolate brownie, sunshine carrot dip, roasted bell pepper boats,tapenade, mediterranean baked fish, parsley mashed potatoes, crisp romaine salad, vanilla citrus terrine, honeyed oranges.


14:00:00 Simply MingTodd English

It's cauliflower two ways this week on Simply Ming. Ming's longtime friend Chef Todd English, known for his landmark restaurant Olives inCharlestown, Massachusetts, as well as his restaurants across the country, shares how to make a cauliflower risotto as only he can do it: Italianstyle. Ming puts his own spin on this trendy vegetable with his delicious soy-honey-lime beer battered cauliflower.


14:30:00 Cook's CountryCast Iron Comforts

Bridget Lancaster shows Julia Collin Davison how to make the ultimate skillet pizza Margherita in a cast iron pan. Equipment expert Adam Riedreviews traditional and enameled cast iron skillets. Test cook Ashley Moore uncovers the secrets to making a foolproof chocolate chip skilletcookie.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsColored Gold

The rose gold color trend has taken hold. Metal-smith Hilary Halstead Scott introduces a grant program that helps jewelry artists grow theirbusinesses. Then, she shares her design ideas for rose gold jewelry. In the Beading Lesson, Katie combines macrame with chain to create a newlook for beaded jewelry.


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15:30:00 Make It ArtsyColor

Color adds impact to your designs. Host Julie Fei Fan Balzer adds color to dark backgrounds. Color explodes from collaged bags from craftychica Kathy Cano-Murillo. Designer Mou Saha transforms a coloring book page into a watercolor painting. In the tip, mixed media artist DinaWakley pours onto her journal pages.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$A World Without Taxes

Explore how taxes impact your life. Find out about the importance of federal, state, and local taxes and learn what they pay for. Meet youngbusiness owners who sell lacrosse socks and others who serve as swimming instructors and hear how they handle taxes.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsStars

Look beyond the sky. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes a glittery star catcher featuring the constellations. Candie Cooper creates a 3-D boardillustrating moon phases. Artist Franz Spohn creates a landscape featuring clouds. Candie Cooper creates a sparkly space galaxy.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeUpcycle Your Life

P. Allen Smith's unique and clever take on turning trash into treasure. Plus, how to get the most out of your weekly grocery budget.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldThe Down and Dirty On Healthy Soil and Compost

The foundation of any healthy garden starts with the soil. In fact, the health of everything above ground starts with what's below it. To get a betterunderstanding on the real dirt of healthy soil and compost, this episode goes to the source with a tour of a Soil Testing lab and the U.S.Composting Council so we can all learn how to create the best foundation in our own home garden and landscapes.



18:30:00 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicyThe Media and Foreign Policy

The US has thrived on its vibrant and free press since the Founding Fathers first put the concept into law in the Bill of Rights as an important,independent check on power. Now Foreign policy is tweeted from the White House and "fake news" has entered the zeitgeist, while social mediais proving to be a double-edged sword. What's next for media and the free press?




20:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: Nicholas David

A top three finalist on season 3 of NBC's hit television show "The Voice," Nicholas David is a vibrant, soulful and prolific singer-songwriter whoincorporates multiple genres, instruments and influences into his music. The artist performs in front a live audience at The Parkway Theater inMinneapolis, and talks about family, life on the road, and lessons he learned on national TV. Songs performed: Monsters Sleep, Lonely, At theTable with passion, Easter and Keeko.


20:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtists: Craig Carothers, Don Henry, Anne E. DeChant, and hosted by songwriter Eric Gnezda. Artist Bio: Craig Carothers, a native of Portland,OR, makes his home in Nashville, TN. He has written songs for Trisha Yearwood, Kathy Mattea, and Peter, Paul & Mary, among others. Inaddition to being a top-level songwriter, "He has a voice that should be famous," says Patty Larkin. The Birmingham News writes that he performs"smart, memorable material put across with abundant personality," and Performing Songwriter Magazine says Craig has "the right mix of weary-eyed cynicism and helpless hearted romanticism." He performs "Schenectady" and "Guys Like That." Artist Bio: Anne E. DeChant is an award-winning Nashville recording artist originally from Cleveland, Ohio where she was a five-time singer-songwriter of the year. She has shared thestage with Stevie Nicks, Nora Jones, Joan Armatrading, Sheryl Crow and the Indigo Girls. She has played venues ranging from the White Houseto Nashville's Bluebird Cafe. Her song, "Girls and Airplanes," about women breaking down barriers, has been featured on the soundtrack of theHollywood film, "The Hot Flashes," starring Brooke Shields, and in the critically acclaimed documentary film "The Vetters: All We Needed." Sheperforms "Swing." Artist Bio: Don Henry is a Grammy award-winning songwriter, and his songs have been recorded by Ray Charles, BlakeShelton, Miranda Lambert, BJ Thomas, Patti Page, Conway Twitty, and many others. The wit and wisdom of Don's songs are widely celebrated.He is best known for his Grammy Award-winning song, "Where've You Been," recorded by Kathy Mattea, and co-written with Jon Vezner. Thesong also garnered Song of the Year honors from the Academy of Country Music, the Country Music Association, and Nashville SongwritersAssociation International. "Where've You Been" was the first song in country music history to be awarded all four honors in the same year. Donperforms "This For That." donhenry.com


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21:00:00 Live from the Artists DenSturgill Simpson

The Broad Street Ballroom, an architectural landmark in New York's Wall Street district, provided the perfect backdrop for a riveting performanceby musical visionary Sturgill Simpson. A massive mural depicting the history of seafaring wraps around the entire room, echoing the centralconcept of Simpson's acclaimed new album A Sailor's Guide to Earth, which he played in full for an ecstatic crowd of 400 winners and invitedguests. Backed by a powerful horn section, Sturgill reconfigured the arrangements for songs from his breakthrough album, Metamodern Soundsin Country Music, and even delivered an emotional version of the soul classic "You Don't Miss Your Water" to round out an unforgettable night.


22:00:00 Counting from Infinity: Yitang Zhang and the Twin Prime ConjectureCOUNTING FROM INFINITY: YITANG ZHANG AND THE TWIN PRIME CONJECTURE centers on an exciting string of mathematicaldiscoveries. It began in April 2013 when Yitang "Tom" Zhang, a virtually unknown mathematician working as an adjunct professor at theUniversity of New Hampshire, submitted a paper to the Annals of Mathematics. Zhang had made an important breakthrough in Number Theory bysolving the Twin Prime Conjecture (pairs of prime numbers that differ by two). His work, Small Gaps Between Primes, was immediatelyrecognized as an important mathematical breakthrough, and Zhang became an instant celebrity - a role for which he was unprepared. The filmdocuments Zhang's quiet perseverance amidst adversity, and his preference for thinking and working in solitude. Zhang's story is interwoven witha history of the Twin Prime Conjecture as told by several mathematicians, many of whom have wrestled with this challenging problem: DanielGoldston, Kannan Soundararajan, Andrew Granville, Peter Sarnak, Enrico Bombieri and James Maynard. By chronicling the series of rapiddevelopments around the twin prime problem in 2013, and the many individuals who contributed to it, the film offers a glimpse at howmathematics progresses. A snapshot of a great moment in mathematical history, COUNTING FROM INFINITY is at once a biographical portraitof a unique individual and the exciting story of his discovery.


23:00:00 Hidden Legacy: Japanese Traditional Performing Arts in the WWII InternmentUsing historical footage and interviews from artists who were interned, this film tells the story of how traditional Japanese cultural arts weremaintained at a time when the War Relocation Authority (WRA) emphasized the importance of assimilation and Americanization. Various essaysand studies concerning the camps have been published, but have focused on the political and legal aspects of the internment, while hardlymentioning cultural and recreational activities in the camps. When cultural and recreational activities have been documented, they have focusedon American culture, such as baseball and swing music. This film will be the first major presentation of the existence of traditional music, danceand drama in the camps. It includes stories of 19 artists in the fields of music (koto, nagauta shamisen, shakuhachi, shigin, biwa), dance (buyo,obon) and drama (kabuki) who were interned at Tule Lake, Manzanar, Amache/Granada, Rohwer, Gila River, and Topaz.

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00:00:01 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicyThe Media and Foreign Policy

The US has thrived on its vibrant and free press since the Founding Fathers first put the concept into law in the Bill of Rights as an important,independent check on power. Now Foreign policy is tweeted from the White House and "fake news" has entered the zeitgeist, while social mediais proving to be a double-edged sword. What's next for media and the free press?



01:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: Nicholas David

A top three finalist on season 3 of NBC's hit television show "The Voice," Nicholas David is a vibrant, soulful and prolific singer-songwriter whoincorporates multiple genres, instruments and influences into his music. The artist performs in front a live audience at The Parkway Theater inMinneapolis, and talks about family, life on the road, and lessons he learned on national TV. Songs performed: Monsters Sleep, Lonely, At theTable with passion, Easter and Keeko.


01:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtists: Craig Carothers, Don Henry, Anne E. DeChant, and hosted by songwriter Eric Gnezda. Artist Bio: Craig Carothers, a native of Portland,OR, makes his home in Nashville, TN. He has written songs for Trisha Yearwood, Kathy Mattea, and Peter, Paul & Mary, among others. Inaddition to being a top-level songwriter, "He has a voice that should be famous," says Patty Larkin. The Birmingham News writes that he performs"smart, memorable material put across with abundant personality," and Performing Songwriter Magazine says Craig has "the right mix of weary-eyed cynicism and helpless hearted romanticism." He performs "Schenectady" and "Guys Like That." Artist Bio: Anne E. DeChant is an award-winning Nashville recording artist originally from Cleveland, Ohio where she was a five-time singer-songwriter of the year. She has shared thestage with Stevie Nicks, Nora Jones, Joan Armatrading, Sheryl Crow and the Indigo Girls. She has played venues ranging from the White Houseto Nashville's Bluebird Cafe. Her song, "Girls and Airplanes," about women breaking down barriers, has been featured on the soundtrack of theHollywood film, "The Hot Flashes," starring Brooke Shields, and in the critically acclaimed documentary film "The Vetters: All We Needed." Sheperforms "Swing." Artist Bio: Don Henry is a Grammy award-winning songwriter, and his songs have been recorded by Ray Charles, BlakeShelton, Miranda Lambert, BJ Thomas, Patti Page, Conway Twitty, and many others. The wit and wisdom of Don's songs are widely celebrated.He is best known for his Grammy Award-winning song, "Where've You Been," recorded by Kathy Mattea, and co-written with Jon Vezner. Thesong also garnered Song of the Year honors from the Academy of Country Music, the Country Music Association, and Nashville SongwritersAssociation International. "Where've You Been" was the first song in country music history to be awarded all four honors in the same year. Donperforms "This For That." donhenry.com


02:00:00 Live from the Artists DenSturgill Simpson

The Broad Street Ballroom, an architectural landmark in New York's Wall Street district, provided the perfect backdrop for a riveting performanceby musical visionary Sturgill Simpson. A massive mural depicting the history of seafaring wraps around the entire room, echoing the centralconcept of Simpson's acclaimed new album A Sailor's Guide to Earth, which he played in full for an ecstatic crowd of 400 winners and invitedguests. Backed by a powerful horn section, Sturgill reconfigured the arrangements for songs from his breakthrough album, Metamodern Soundsin Country Music, and even delivered an emotional version of the soul classic "You Don't Miss Your Water" to round out an unforgettable night.




04:00:00 Hidden Legacy: Japanese Traditional Performing Arts in the WWII InternmentUsing historical footage and interviews from artists who were interned, this film tells the story of how traditional Japanese cultural arts weremaintained at a time when the War Relocation Authority (WRA) emphasized the importance of assimilation and Americanization. Various essaysand studies concerning the camps have been published, but have focused on the political and legal aspects of the internment, while hardlymentioning cultural and recreational activities in the camps. When cultural and recreational activities have been documented, they have focusedon American culture, such as baseball and swing music. This film will be the first major presentation of the existence of traditional music, danceand drama in the camps. It includes stories of 19 artists in the fields of music (koto, nagauta shamisen, shakuhachi, shigin, biwa), dance (buyo,obon) and drama (kabuki) who were interned at Tule Lake, Manzanar, Amache/Granada, Rohwer, Gila River, and Topaz.

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08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusThe Glockenspiel

An international company of actors wants to perform in Salzburg - and Devilius wants to stop them. Amadeus knows the actors and prepares amusical number with them, using music he composed on the spur of the moment. Devilius takes drastic measures to prevent the performance. Inthe end, all of Salzburg cheers and Devilius plays an unexpected leading role on-stage. The Music: Opera "Bastien and Bastienne" K. 50; "PetitMarche Funebre in C" K. 453a; et al. Additional Content: Monti explains how children can research the composition of a real orchestra to themusic of "A Little Serenade" on the Web site. There, children can experience the impact of shifting single members of the orchestra on the musicand the relation of single instruments to the whole composition.


08:30:00 1001 NightsThe King Who Outlawed Laughter/Sinbad and the Black Diamond

"The King Who Outlawed Laughter" - A king tries to execute his prisoners but no matter what he does, he is unable to kill them. "Sinbad and TheBlack Diamond" - Sinbad is off once more on a hilarious adventure. This time he battles the dread pirat Santiago for a mysterious black diamondthat possesses strange powers.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsFat Burning 2

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueLose A Pant Size


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitFun with the Large Ball

The large ball is used in many ways from postural alignment to helping with balance in this episode.



Instead of using pen and paper, use your sewing machine and colorful thread as your tools for doodling. There's no right or wrong way to DoodleStitch. Rather, let the creative process be your guide. Nancy will show you how to create small, artistic projects without a rulebook.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Carry Along Bags

Ellen Gormley is here to show Deborah how to stitch up the Rose Messenger Bag, worked in easy crochet with a cross stitch rose. Lena will thenshow how to knit the Visby Purse which features cables and a linen stitch side panel. Ellen is also in the stitch corner with a crochet Lazy DaisyStitch.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingCactus Blooms

Emily Bailey's fresh, bright, fat-quarter friendly quilt, Cactus Blooms, is a Fons & Porter staff favorite. Inspired by a little vintage quilt, the design isa wonderful pattern for exploring color placement, and using sashing to create a "floating" effect. Emily and host Sara Gallegos team up to teachsome fabulous patchwork techniques.



13:00:00 The Jazzy VegetarianJust Desserts

Host Laura Theodore prepares scrumptious sweet desserts featuring "Double-Chocolate Cake with Chocolate Ganache Icing," the perfectindulgence to please any chocolate fan. Then "Luscious Little Carrot Cupcakes" are a 'two-in-one' baked treat that serve as a flavorsomebreakfast muffin too. "Almondy Oatmeal Cookies with Raisins and Chocolate Chips" are a delightfully crisp and satisfying cookie confection.


13:30:00 Sara's Weeknight MealsOne Pan Wonder

Using just one pan for dinner makes both the cook and the dishwasher happy, plus it's so easy. We start with guest Ming Tsai and his coconutlemon chicken soup. Then on Ask Sara, tips for using the original pot, the wok. Finally, Sara helps a young bride with an easy one-pot meal -Greek shrimp, farro and greens.


14:00:00 Joanne Weir Gets FreshRoots

Joanne loves to sit in front of the fire on long, lazy winter afternoons. These are perfect dishes to put in the oven and then curl up with a goodbook. But first, she's going to a cider manufacturer in Healdsburg, California. Then, with her friend Evan, they're going to make Za'atar-roastedchicken with root vegetable mash, and a mint cider cocktail. This is the perfect kind of comfort food to chase away the winter blues.


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14:30:00 New Scandinavian CookingIt All Starts with Kids

Andreas visits Geitmyra Farm in the middle of Oslo, Norway, the site of his new food culture center for kids. Together with the kids, Andreasmakes a cereal breakfast, a tasty chicken soup, a warming lamb stew and a sweet dessert with pumpkin and yogurt.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsMacrame Makeover

Weave a color story with macrame. Designer Sandra Younger creates two contemporary bracelets with hemp cord, silver tubes and beads usingtraditional macrame techniques. Katie creates home decor by wrapping wire and using beaded chain to embellish a chandelier in her BeadingLesson.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyIndustrial

Look toward the gritty, industrial world for inspiration. Using industrial materials, Joe Rotella creates an artsy tray. Illustrator Jenn Mason designscontemporary earrings, then hardens them with heat. Joe Rotella revs up his micro lathe to carve a keepsake pen. Finally, take a road trip to theColumbus Idea Foundry, a center for the growing Maker Movement.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$Debt: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly

It's easy to spend more than you make with credit cards. Learn to avoid the pitfalls of overspending by keeping a spending journal, sticking to abudget, and living a cash existence. Meet the owner of a carpet cleaning company and a radio DJ who have both learned how to manage debt.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsCreatures

The earth is full of wonderful creatures. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs crafts simple animals that are easily adaptable and molds a robot mouse. ArtistFranz Spohn draws creatures that are just like us - or not. Jenny uses glow-in-the-dark clay to craft a spooky-sweet charm for your backpack.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeIt's Tulip Time

P. Allen Smith gets down and Dutch at the annual Tulip Time Festival in scenic Holland, Michigan.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldA Year in the Life of the Garden Farm, Part I (Atlanta, Ga)

This season premiere episode documents the first of a two-part series covering an entire year in the working garden set for the television series.Host Joe Lamp'l and gardener-in-residence takes you behind the scenes for the reality of the spring and summer seasons like you've never seenbefore.






20:00:00 Backstage PassTony Monaco & The Fareed Haque Trio Featuringtony Monaco & The Fareed

This encore presentation includes Fareed Haque on guitar, Tony Monaco on organ and featuring drummer Randy Gelispie. Together this triotakes a unique twist on jazz with songs including "Flood in Franklin Park" and "Alio E Olio." Recorded at Lansing JazzFest 2015 in Lansing'shistoric Old Town district.


20:30:00 Music VoyagerMorocco: Gateway to Africa - The North

Three friends-Nouamane Lahlou, a rock star and producer of Morocco; Hassan Hakmoun, a master Gnawa musician and Laurent Le Gall, a filmdirector and producer, meet in Casablanca to travel the length of Morocco in search of experiencing it first-hand. Starting in the metropolis ofCasablanca the team travels north to Tangier, which is located at the tip of Africa and across from Spain. The music of the Amazir people drawsthem to the painted city of Chefchaouen, the jewel of the Rif Mountains.


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21:00:00 Live at the Charleston Music HallJake Shimabukuro

Ukulele virtuoso, Jake Shimabukuro, first played the instrument in his native land, Hawaii, at the age of four. In 2005, Jake became the mostwatched ukulele player ... ever, when millions tuned in to YouTube to watch his rendition of George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".In this episode, Jake's phenomenal talent and true Aloha Spirit shine brightly.


21:30:00 New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising ArtistsThe Boston Symphony's behind the scenes series, New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists, introduces six extraordinary youngmusicians who are featured in the series. Viewers will see them at home, share in their arrival and orientation, and have a humorous look at theirliving situation. A glimpse of their first rehearsals with teachers and colleagues will also be shown.


22:00:00 Lost Child: Sayon's JourneyLOST CHILD: SAYON'S JOURNEY explores the Cambodian genocide (1975-1979) and its lasting impact through the eyes of a former KhmerRouge child soldier. Narrating in his own voice, Sayon Soeun confronts his haunting childhood experiences during Cambodia's darkest hour - thegenocide claimed an estimated 1.7 million people - revealing for the first time the horrors he witnessed and his struggles as he came of age. TheKhmer Rouge abducted Sayon at the age of six, robbing him of both family life and an education, and forced him to carry out the brutal dictates ofthe Pol Pot-led Maoist regime. After four years, Sayon and hundreds of thousands of citizens and fellow soldiers fled west to Thailand, ending upin makeshift refugee camps along the border. From there, he transitioned to an orphanage, where he was adopted by a loving American familyfrom Connecticut. This moving and powerful film, winner of a Cine Golden Eagle Award, follows Sayon's first journey back to his home country in35 years to find the family he thought he lost forever and to forgive himself for his complicity as a Khmer Rouge soldier. The film builds to asuspenseful conclusion as Sayon receives the results of DNA tests that will confirm or refute his relationship to the people he meets in Cambodia.


23:00:00 Reel SouthPrivate Violence

By Cynthia Hill. With at least four women murdered each day by abusive (and often, ex) partners, a woman in America is most in danger in herown home. Witness the complex realities of intimate partner violence through the eyes of two survivors: Deanna Walters, a mother seeking justicefor her estranged husband's crimes against her, and victims' advocate Kit Gruelle. Executive produced by Gloria Steinem.


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00:00:01 Well ReadKatie Kitamura, A Separation

From critic and novelist, Katie Kitamura - a searing, suspenseful story of intimacy and infidelity, A Separation lays bare the guilt that divides usfrom the inner lives of others. Named one of the most anticipated books of 2017 by the New York Times, Entertainment Weekly, Vulture,Huffington Post, and The Millions



01:00:00 Backstage PassTony Monaco & The Fareed Haque Trio Featuringtony Monaco & The Fareed

This encore presentation includes Fareed Haque on guitar, Tony Monaco on organ and featuring drummer Randy Gelispie. Together this triotakes a unique twist on jazz with songs including "Flood in Franklin Park" and "Alio E Olio." Recorded at Lansing JazzFest 2015 in Lansing'shistoric Old Town district.


01:30:00 Music VoyagerMorocco: Gateway to Africa - The North

Three friends-Nouamane Lahlou, a rock star and producer of Morocco; Hassan Hakmoun, a master Gnawa musician and Laurent Le Gall, a filmdirector and producer, meet in Casablanca to travel the length of Morocco in search of experiencing it first-hand. Starting in the metropolis ofCasablanca the team travels north to Tangier, which is located at the tip of Africa and across from Spain. The music of the Amazir people drawsthem to the painted city of Chefchaouen, the jewel of the Rif Mountains.


02:00:00 Live at the Charleston Music HallJake Shimabukuro

Ukulele virtuoso, Jake Shimabukuro, first played the instrument in his native land, Hawaii, at the age of four. In 2005, Jake became the mostwatched ukulele player ... ever, when millions tuned in to YouTube to watch his rendition of George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".In this episode, Jake's phenomenal talent and true Aloha Spirit shine brightly.


02:30:00 New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising ArtistsThe Boston Symphony's behind the scenes series, New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists, introduces six extraordinary youngmusicians who are featured in the series. Viewers will see them at home, share in their arrival and orientation, and have a humorous look at theirliving situation. A glimpse of their first rehearsals with teachers and colleagues will also be shown.


03:00:00 Lost Child: Sayon's JourneyLOST CHILD: SAYON'S JOURNEY explores the Cambodian genocide (1975-1979) and its lasting impact through the eyes of a former KhmerRouge child soldier. Narrating in his own voice, Sayon Soeun confronts his haunting childhood experiences during Cambodia's darkest hour - thegenocide claimed an estimated 1.7 million people - revealing for the first time the horrors he witnessed and his struggles as he came of age. TheKhmer Rouge abducted Sayon at the age of six, robbing him of both family life and an education, and forced him to carry out the brutal dictates ofthe Pol Pot-led Maoist regime. After four years, Sayon and hundreds of thousands of citizens and fellow soldiers fled west to Thailand, ending upin makeshift refugee camps along the border. From there, he transitioned to an orphanage, where he was adopted by a loving American familyfrom Connecticut. This moving and powerful film, winner of a Cine Golden Eagle Award, follows Sayon's first journey back to his home country in35 years to find the family he thought he lost forever and to forgive himself for his complicity as a Khmer Rouge soldier. The film builds to asuspenseful conclusion as Sayon receives the results of DNA tests that will confirm or refute his relationship to the people he meets in Cambodia.


04:00:00 Reel SouthPrivate Violence

By Cynthia Hill. With at least four women murdered each day by abusive (and often, ex) partners, a woman in America is most in danger in herown home. Witness the complex realities of intimate partner violence through the eyes of two survivors: Deanna Walters, a mother seeking justicefor her estranged husband's crimes against her, and victims' advocate Kit Gruelle. Executive produced by Gloria Steinem.



08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusInto The World

The Mozarts must give an evening concert at the Bishop's palace. Amadeus' father Leopold hopes this will convince the remaining skeptics to letthem play music for the English court, with Joseph Haydn's invitation. The scheming Devilius deletes the planned concert from the Bishop'scalendar but Amadeus finds a way to inform the Bishop about the Mozarts' travel plans. The Music: "Piano Trio in G" K. 564; "Horn Conerto in EFlat Major" K. 417; et al. Additional Content: Monti explains chamber music, played by Leopold, Nannerl and Amadeus in this episode.


08:30:00 1001 NightsThe Man Who Went Back In Time/The Schoolmaster

"The Man Who Went Back in Time" - A man complains his life would have been better if he'd been given his neighbor's luck breaks. When hegets the chance to go back in time and change things, however, he realizes it's not as easy as he imagined. "The Schoolmaster" - A con man lieshis way into a job as a Schoolmaster and learns an unexpected lesson about the value of integrity.


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09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsArthritis Relief

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueElongating Your Muscles


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitFootwork and Core

We take our feet and core muscles for granted. In this episode Mary Ann uses a variety of new exercises to focus on the importance of your feet.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyPatchwork Patterns Inspired By Antique Quilts, Part 1

Learn how to create your own versions of antique quilt designs from a collection of history-rich quilts spanning the late 1800s through the 1930s.Julie Hendricksen, antique-quilt collector, joins Nancy to unlock the secrets of quilts from yesteryear. Vintage patterns such as the Snowball,Postage Stamp, Checkerboard, and 100-Patch are featured.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Itty Bitty Baby Projects

Did you know that it's estimated there are four babies born every second...that means someone near you is probably having a baby! Deborah isjoined by Kristin Nicholas and Robyn Chachula to show how to knit and crochet the perfect little pair of knit booties and fingerless mitts, Fingersand Toes Knit Booties and Fingerless Mitts and Little Hands & Feet Booties and Fingerless Mitts. In the stitch corner Lena with show how to doTwined Knitting.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingWest Point

The two quilt blocks in Nancy Mahoney's West Point play wonderfully together to create a timeless pattern. The placement of the blocks creates adirectional, almost medallion-like design. The patriotic color scheme makes this perfect for a Quilt of Valor, too!



13:00:00 Mike Colameco's Real FoodIvy Stark / Dos Caminos

A veteran of NYC kitchens for well over two decades Chef Ivy Stark is really a talent working under the radar. She runs the sprawling operationsof the various Dos Caminos spots here and in Vegas and though known for their volume under her stewardship they do a remarkable amount ofquality work from scratch.


13:30:00 Cooking with Nick StellinoA Sicilian Meatloaf & Cake with Rum Sauce

Meatloaf when done right can be a work of art, something worthy of the finest restaurant. Chef Stellino re-interprets a fabulous Sicilian recipe fromhis youth and prepares a Sicilian Stuffed Meatloaf. Then seals the deal with an incredible chocolate butter cake, dripping with the most lusciousand buttery rum sauce.... Oh what a life!!!


14:00:00 Chef Paul Prudhomme's Always Cooking!Frying

Fried Chicken Fingers, Sesame Crusted Fish, Beef & Peanut Wrap.


14:30:00 Jacques Pepin: Heart & SoulAutumn Leaves

It's easy to fall in love with Jacques' seasonal menu, starting with a fresh, smooth tomato velvet soup - the name speaks for itself! Then, slicedtomato gratin made with ripe, ruby-red tomatoes and coarse rustic bread, is Jacques' go-to late-summer dish. He continues with a tender grilledlamb shasklik that includes easy, make-ahead instructions and a colorful red cabbage, pistachio and cranberry salad with bleu cheese. Jacquesgoes on to transform pizza dough into an apple galette, baked to crispy perfection!


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsCreating Texture

Add texture to a simple design to create extra style. Jewelry-maker Samantha Skelton enamels a pendant, then uses a pencil to add motifs andtexture to the design. In Katie's Beading Lesson, designer Candie Cooper joins Katie Hacker to macrame a colorful rainbow bracelet for teensand tweens.


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15:30:00 Make It ArtsyPaper

A blank piece of paper challenges every maker. Illustrator Roxanne Coble balances humor and emotional themes in abstract mini-canvases.Lettering artist Janet Takahashi showcases calligraphy with decorative borders. Joe Rotella uses the today's design and cutting technology tocreate a mosaic box top. In the tip, Dina Wakley creates tags with paint and stamps.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$Your First Big Purchase

You'll want to understand the important steps to take before your first big purchase, whether you're buying the latest computer, a new smartphone, or a car. You will learn about budgeting, researching, negotiating, and more. Find out how a teen photographer upgraded his camera anda 15-year-old aviator purchased an old airplane!


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsBloom

Flowers make us happy. By mixing bright colors, Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes a fun floral banner. Candie Cooper makes flowerpots that help youcount and add. Artist Franz Spohn draws tulips and daisies in different perspectives. Jenny creates a nightlight inspired by coral that grows in thesea.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeSuper-Duper

P. Allen Smith highlights great performers in the garden and home that go above and beyond the call of duty.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldA Year in the Life of the Garden Farm, Part II (Atlanta, Ga)

Part II of this series picks up with the tomato season waning and a brand-new season of cool season edibles ready to plant. Host, Joe Lamp'ltakes you on his gardening journey in the GGW garden set through the fall and into winter, complete with challenges and takeaways anyone canapply.






20:00:00 Song of the MountainsJonathan Buckner & Chosen Road / Flatt Lonesome


21:00:00 WoodsongsSam Bush Band

SAM BUSH is a Kentucky music hero, a bluegrass music legend and one of the premier masters of the mandolin. Founding member of NewGrass Revival and the revered "King of Telluride," Sam has pioneered the mandolin, inspiring an entire new generation to take up the instrument,including Chris Thile. Originally from Bowling Green, Kentucky, Sam is a 4-time IBMA Mandolin Player of the Year, 3-time Grammy Award winner,and has toured all around the world. He comes to WoodSongs with the entire SAM BUSH BAND as we celebrate music from his new albumrelease 'Storyman'.


22:00:00 Film School ShortsPet Problems

Three wayward pets wreak havoc on the lives of their owners, neighbors and even distant acquaintances in these short films: Rosie, Oh by AndyKoeger and Apple Xenus, The Execution by Elise Ahrens, and Cupcake Bob by Olivia Accardo.


22:30:00 On StoryA Conversation with Tony Hale

From Arrested Development's Buster Bluth to Veep's bag man, actor Tony Hale discusses meeting audience's expectations, getting intocharacter, making out with Liza Minnelli, and the collaborative environment of comedy.


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23:00:00 Science Goes to the MoviesAstrophysics

Guests: Moiya McTier and Mike Massimino. Movie: Hidden Figures. Physicist Moiya McTier and astronaut Mike Massimino break down the mathand social science in Hidden Figures.



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00:00:01 Second OpinionControlling Hypertension

Patient Story: Connie Bentley thought she was doing everything right-she ate well and exercised every day. But like many Americans, herhypertension went untreated-and she almost paid the ultimate price. Myth or Medicine: Does eating salt cause hypertension? Second Opinion 5:Five ways to keep your hypertension in check.



01:00:00 Song of the MountainsJonathan Buckner & Chosen Road / Flatt Lonesome


02:00:00 WoodsongsSam Bush Band

SAM BUSH is a Kentucky music hero, a bluegrass music legend and one of the premier masters of the mandolin. Founding member of NewGrass Revival and the revered "King of Telluride," Sam has pioneered the mandolin, inspiring an entire new generation to take up the instrument,including Chris Thile. Originally from Bowling Green, Kentucky, Sam is a 4-time IBMA Mandolin Player of the Year, 3-time Grammy Award winner,and has toured all around the world. He comes to WoodSongs with the entire SAM BUSH BAND as we celebrate music from his new albumrelease 'Storyman'.


03:00:00 Film School ShortsPet Problems

Three wayward pets wreak havoc on the lives of their owners, neighbors and even distant acquaintances in these short films: Rosie, Oh by AndyKoeger and Apple Xenus, The Execution by Elise Ahrens, and Cupcake Bob by Olivia Accardo.


03:30:00 On StoryA Conversation with Tony Hale

From Arrested Development's Buster Bluth to Veep's bag man, actor Tony Hale discusses meeting audience's expectations, getting intocharacter, making out with Liza Minnelli, and the collaborative environment of comedy.


04:00:00 Science Goes to the MoviesAstrophysics

Guests: Moiya McTier and Mike Massimino. Movie: Hidden Figures. Physicist Moiya McTier and astronaut Mike Massimino break down the mathand social science in Hidden Figures.




08:00:00 Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren JenkinsSongbird of the Tropics

A tropical songbird sits on a wild berry bush deep in the rainforest in front of a green acrylic background. Gary goes into detail regarding thenecessary techniques he'll need to incorporate to complete this painting.


08:30:00 Painting with Wilson BickfordMoonlit Beach

Wilson uses cool blues and grays to walk down a moonlit beach, as the waves roll softly in and beach grasses sway with the light breeze.


09:00:00 Landscapes Through Time with David DunlopJohn Singer Sargent's Venice

John Singer Sargent (1856-1925) travels to Venice many times over a 40-year period and paints dazzling plein air watercolor landscapes, turningaway from portraiture. David paints a watercolor demonstration at the famous Piazza dei Giovanni e Paolo, the same scene painted by Sargentand centuries of painters, exploring his color theory and painting technique.


09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueSlenderize The Waiste & Flatten The Abs


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitControlled Breathing

Mary Ann experiments with several ways to control breathing to efficiently distribute oxygen throughout the body.


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10:30:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsLeg Strengthening Workout


11:00:00 Delicious TV's Vegan MashupA Reason to Rise

This episode focuses on breakfast packed with punch from a quick & easy raw smoothie to a full breakfast for your hungry friends and family.Raspberry Morning Muffins/Truffled Tofu & Sweet Potato Hash Browns/Quinoa Porridge/Ginger Snap Smoothies


11:30:00 Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick BaylessLove of Live Fire Cooking

In Yucatan, cooking over fire is a way of life. Rick meets up with chef Juan Pablo Loza, who ignites the wood-fire grill for octopus with localpineapple. At Zama Beach Club in Isla Mujeres, Cancun chef Federico Lopez fires up his seaside grill to make tikin xic, a Yucatecan grilled fishdish smothered with achiote, the region's hallmark spice paste. And chef Eric Werner shows off his all wood-fire kitchen at Hartwood in Tulum.Forever obsessed with cooking over fire, Rick goes to Lena Brava, his new all wood-fire restaurant in Chicago, to make poc chuc, a traditionalcitrusy grilled spicy pork dish, then to his backyard for spatchcocked chicken al oregano worthy of a summertime fiesta.


12:00:00 Lidia's KitchenCooking with Wine

Italians love to drink wine with their meals and cook with it as well. In this episode, Lidia shares a meal where wine plays a part of each deliciousdish: sausage crostini: a toasted piece of bread topped with sweet Italian sausage and topped with taleggio cheese; linguine with white clamsauce: a simple white wine clam sauce served with linguine pasta; braised beef rolls: stuffed beef rolls oozing with the flavors of prosciutto,provolone and golden raisins served in a red wine tomato sauce.


12:30:00 Moveable Feast with Fine CookingSeattle, Washington

Explore the Pacific Northwest as Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking travels to Seattle to get a taste of some of the freshest food on the WestCoast. Host Curtis Stone travels by seaplane to Coupeville with chef Tom Douglas, winner of three James Beard Awards, and chef ReneeErickson, a driving force in the food boom of Seattle. First stop: a visit to Penn Cove to see where mussels grow in the best environment in theregion. Next, he meets Georgie Smith of Willowood Farms, one of the most photographed, painted, and otherwise admired farmscapes in thePacific Northwest. The chefs collaborate to create a true regional feast that includes steamed mussels and a spiced mussel and saffron soupfollowed by grilled whole salmon with Walla Walla onions and fava leaves, plus Washington state rhubarb cake.


13:00:00 Expeditions with Patrick McmillanColorado's Rocky Mountains - Challenges and Changes

When you think of the Rocky Mountains you probably picture a wilderness that is far removed from our influence. It turns out that may not be thecase. Life is changing here from the alpine lakes to fragile tundra life to the mighty forests of the mountain slopes. Join Patrick as he explores thechallenges and changes that are happening in the Colorado Rockies.


13:30:00 Weekends with YankeeWinter In New England

Winter in New England is a season of sparkling snow, deep-blue skies, sleigh rides, skiing, and vibrant cities where you can escape the cold forindoor delights. This week on Weekends with Yankee, we slide along the snow in a horse-drawn sleigh in beautiful Jackson, New Hampshire.Then we're off to Boston for a food lover's tour with one of the country's top chefs, Barbara Lynch. We round things out by escaping the crowdsand taking to the pristine trails of northern New England for an adventure on cross-country skis.


14:00:00 Rick Steves' EuropeDenmark: Beyond Copenhagen

Using Copenhagen as a spring board, we'll visit the very best of Denmark. Aarhus welcomes us with its ruddy affluence, charming open airmuseum and eerily well-preserved ancient bog man. Roskilde impresses visitors with its royal burial church and the best Viking ship museumanywhere. And the delightfully quaint Isle of Aero beckons a bike ride among thatched cottages, "snooping mirrors", and cobbled alleyways thatreminds us of the world of Hans Christian Andersen.


14:30:00 Born to Explore with Richard WieseMorocco: The Last Nomads

Discover Morocco with explorer Richard Wiese on a Saharan adventure. Atop an Arabian stallion, he joins in the Fantasia, an annual tribalcelebration of traditional horsemanship. He journeys through the Sahara to meet a family of Berber nomads; encounters classic Moroccanhospitality and finds out how nomadic people survive in the desert.


15:00:00 Garden SmartDid you know that daffodils have four different periods of bloom? Select the right varieties and you can have daffodils blooming for eight weeks.GardenSMART visits an expert who has the most impressive collection of daffodils we've encountered. And there is a lot to learn. Be sure to tunein as we GardenSMART.


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15:30:00 For Your HomeComing Along Swimmingly

When the sun is hot and there's a mountain of dirt in your backyard it might seem as if your dream pool is never going to become a reality. HostVicki Payne shows you how to not sweat the small details and keep your eye on the prize as FYH completes their first backyard pool constructionproject.


16:00:00 Drexel InterviewJeffrey Toobin

Jeffrey Toobin's interest in the law has carried him from the courtroom to current events commentary. As a lawyer-turned-journalist, Toobinrapidly gained notoriety as a legal voice in American media as a staff writer for The New Yorker and senior legal analyst for CNN. He also is theauthor of the recent American Heiress: The Wild Saga of the Kidnapping, Crimes and Trial of Patty Hearst and The Run of His Life: The People v.O. J. Simpson, which was adapted into a a television series. Host Paula Marantz Cohen discusses Toobin's unique career trajectory, as well asthe subjects and events related to his popular books.

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16:30:00 Overheard with Evan SmithBill De Blasio, New York City Mayor

Bill de Blasio is the 109th Mayor of New York City. Since assuming office in 2014, Mayor de Blasio has worked on initiatives including Pre-K forAll, Paid Sick Leave and Housing New York. Previously, Mayor de Blasio served as regional director at the U.S. Department of Housing andUrban Development and as head of Hillary Clinton's campaign in 2000 for the U.S. Senate.



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17:30:00 Craftsman's LegacyThe Metal Engraver

With intricate flourishes, filigree, and a lot of magnification, host Eric Gorges and metal engraver David Riccardo create a breathtaking metalengraving.




19:00:00 Closer to TruthHow Could God Intervene in the Universe?

For God to be God, God could not do nothing. If God exists, God must do things. Assuming God created the universe, then God should do thingswith the universe. But what? And how?


19:30:00 The Whole Truth with David EisenhowerPresident Obama's Legacy In World Affairs: Change, for Certain, But What About

Guests: Zack Beauchamp, World Correspondent, Vox.com; Trudy Rubin, "Worldview" columnist, The Philadelphia Inquirer; Thomas Wright,Fellow and project director, Brookings Institution; Phyllis Bennis, Fellow, Institute for Policy Studies.


20:00:00 SpeakeasyJimmie Vaughan and Gary Clark Jr.

Grammy Award winner Gary Clark Jr. is joined by four-time Grammy Award winner Jimmie Vaughan at New York City's Iridium for a taping of theintimate conversation series "Speakeasy." Clark has been called "The Chosen One" by Rolling Stone and has been hailed as a major talent byicons including the Rolling Stones, Sheryl Crow, and Paul McCartney. He has leant his unique blend of rock, R&B, blues, soul, and pop tomultiple soundtracks including the acclaimed movie "12 Years a Slave." Vaughan has been regarded by Guitar Player magazine as "a livinglegend" and is one of the most respected guitarists in the world of popular music. With the Famous Thunderbirds, he spearheaded the currentblues revival and has earned the admiration of B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, and Z.Z. Top's Billy Gibbons.


21:00:00 Front and CenterSongwriters Hall of Fame: Nile Rodgers

The spotlight is on co-founder of Chic, legendary producer, and Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee Nile Rodgers in a very special episode withinterview and performance from the Songwriters Hall of Fame.


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22:00:00 Globe TrekkerWild West: USA

In this Globe Trekker special, Zay Harding, Sami Sabiti, Holly Morris, Justine Shapiro and Ian Wright explore the extraordinary history ofAmerica's spectacular Wild West. Sami starts the journey by following Lewis & Clark's 3700-mile journey of exploration from 1804, Zay visits thelocation of the most famous siege in the history of the Wild West - the Alamo, Justine visits the site of the first discovery of the California GoldRush, Holly joins the annual re-ride of the 2, 000-mile Pony Express route, and Ian heads to the Little Bighorn battlefield in Montana, the site ofCuster's Last Stand in 1876.


23:00:00 Arts In ContextOh Snap, My Alien Children Are Trying to Kill Me

Seeking to make a positive, measurable impact on his community, Zell Miller III - spoken word artist, poet, and educator - empowers others to telltheir own stories in their own ways. Extended: Zell Miller III weaves poetry, theater and hip hop culture into every aspect of his groundbreakingwork as an interdisciplinary theater artist and educator. As an artist, he pulls from his personal experiences to give context to greater societalstrife. As an educator and counselor, Miller empowers his students and his community to tell their own stories in their own ways. For over 20years, Miller has made a positive, measurable impact on his community.


23:30:00 Articulate with Jim CotterWealth, insecurity, and...partying? Articulate's season 3 premieres with Andrew W.K. and Lauren Greenfield.


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00:00:01 Closer to TruthHow Could God Intervene in the Universe?

For God to be God, God could not do nothing. If God exists, God must do things. Assuming God created the universe, then God should do thingswith the universe. But what? And how?





01:00:00 SpeakeasyJimmie Vaughan and Gary Clark Jr.

Grammy Award winner Gary Clark Jr. is joined by four-time Grammy Award winner Jimmie Vaughan at New York City's Iridium for a taping of theintimate conversation series "Speakeasy." Clark has been called "The Chosen One" by Rolling Stone and has been hailed as a major talent byicons including the Rolling Stones, Sheryl Crow, and Paul McCartney. He has leant his unique blend of rock, R&B, blues, soul, and pop tomultiple soundtracks including the acclaimed movie "12 Years a Slave." Vaughan has been regarded by Guitar Player magazine as "a livinglegend" and is one of the most respected guitarists in the world of popular music. With the Famous Thunderbirds, he spearheaded the currentblues revival and has earned the admiration of B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Eric Clapton, and Z.Z. Top's Billy Gibbons.


02:00:00 Front and CenterSongwriters Hall of Fame: Nile Rodgers

The spotlight is on co-founder of Chic, legendary producer, and Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee Nile Rodgers in a very special episode withinterview and performance from the Songwriters Hall of Fame.


03:00:00 Globe TrekkerWild West: USA

In this Globe Trekker special, Zay Harding, Sami Sabiti, Holly Morris, Justine Shapiro and Ian Wright explore the extraordinary history ofAmerica's spectacular Wild West. Sami starts the journey by following Lewis & Clark's 3700-mile journey of exploration from 1804, Zay visits thelocation of the most famous siege in the history of the Wild West - the Alamo, Justine visits the site of the first discovery of the California GoldRush, Holly joins the annual re-ride of the 2, 000-mile Pony Express route, and Ian heads to the Little Bighorn battlefield in Montana, the site ofCuster's Last Stand in 1876.


04:00:00 Arts In ContextOh Snap, My Alien Children Are Trying to Kill Me

Seeking to make a positive, measurable impact on his community, Zell Miller III - spoken word artist, poet, and educator - empowers others to telltheir own stories in their own ways. Extended: Zell Miller III weaves poetry, theater and hip hop culture into every aspect of his groundbreakingwork as an interdisciplinary theater artist and educator. As an artist, he pulls from his personal experiences to give context to greater societalstrife. As an educator and counselor, Miller empowers his students and his community to tell their own stories in their own ways. For over 20years, Miller has made a positive, measurable impact on his community.


04:30:00 Articulate with Jim CotterWealth, insecurity, and...partying? Articulate's season 3 premieres with Andrew W.K. and Lauren Greenfield.



08:00:00 Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah BansemerRoosevelt and Rufus

Visit the downtown of historic St. Augustine, Florida and take a horse drawn carriage ride thru the old city. Roger paints the carriage horse andSarah talks to the driver who began his career at a very young age.


08:30:00 Painting with PaulsonAfternoon Power Part II


09:00:00 Wyland's Art StudioOrcas Below

Art Lesson: Creating Depth. Create the illusion of three-dimensional imagery. Mastering the ability to create depth in art takes practice andpatience. Draw distant objects small than close objects. Incorporate the effects of atmosphere that decrease visibility of objects farther from theviewer. Reduce detail as the background diminishes with mountains and other objects appearing only as silhouettes. Other techniques to implydepth may include reducing color in the background to reinforce the concept of distance between images. Warm colors appear closer to theviewer, while cool colors appear farther. It should be noted that a full range of colors might be unneeded. Using three or even only two colors canmake a coherent image with an exceptional sense of depth.

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueImprove Your Posture & Increase Your Energy


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitVestibular and Core

Mary Ann combines a nice mix of vestibular and core work while Gretchen reinforces the importance of gait training exercises.




11:30:00 New Orleans Cooking with Kevin BeltonPoultry

Chicken Clemenceau, slow roasted duck with orange and soy gravy, boudin stuffed quail.


12:00:00 Ciao ItaliaAristocratic Pasta - Pasta Aristocratica

Mary Ann visits the New York Academy of Medicine's collection of rare Italian cookbooks. She's inspired to create two traditional molded pastadishes, featuring the same ingredients used hundreds of years ago, fit for a king's palate - and yours too.


12:30:00 Mike Colameco's Real FoodBatard

239 W Broadway is hallowed ground in the NYC restaurant world. In 1989 impresario Drew Nieporent opened Montrachet there to great acclaim,that was followed by the 3 Star Corton and now Batard which earned accolade after accolade including the James Beards best new restaurant of2014 and another 3 stars from the NY Times.


13:00:00 Travels with DarleyNew Mexico's Continental Divide Trail

Explore the Continental Divide Trail, one of our nation's National Scenic Trails, by biking, hiking and rafting, discovering unique places to unplug,refuel and learn about history, culture and ecology. Diverse landscapes and stops throughout the state of New Mexico, including Pie Town, SilverCity, the Rio Chama, the Cosmic Campground, the Gila Cliff Dwellings, a mountain sacred to the Navajo people and a monastery in the highdesert.


13:30:00 Travel Detective with Peter GreenbergCrossing Border for Cheaper Airfare

CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg tells us about a new bridge at the U.S. Mexican border allowing Americans to travel to Tijuana's airportfor cheaper airfare. Plus, with new rules in effect, we tell you what you need to know before you travel to Cuba. And, some believe a specific hotelin Hungary was the inspiration for the Oscar-nominated film "The Grand Budapest Hotel." No matter what you think, correspondent TracyGallagher tells us why it's a true hotel with a past.


14:00:00 Wild Photo AdventuresRocky Mountain Elk

Host and professional wildlife photographer Doug Gardner and nature photographer Michael Mauro hike the breath-taking Rocky Mountains insearch of rutting Elk to photograph.


14:30:00 In The Americas with David YetmanEcuador: Native Peoples Meet The Oilmen

Revenues from Amazon oil mean prosperity to many Ecuadorans, but the benefits for native peoples of the Amazon are less clear. Chinese oilinterests are scouring the ancestral lands of Huaorani people for petroleum. The results are varied and controversial as the Hauorani lands andpristine rain forest are invaded by oil explorers and their machines.


15:00:00 Woodsmith ShopTop-Notch Chiseling to High-End Hardware

Take your chiseling techniques to the next level as the Woodsmith editors show you how to clean out a through mortise.


15:30:00 American WoodshopHeadboards & Bedsteads

Making hand crafted bed accents from century old yellow pine.


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16:00:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah StarrSunrise Delight

Savor the brilliant colors of sunrise as we reconnect you to your abdominal muscles with gentle seated exercises using a chair for support,focusing on igniting the core as well as activating the hip flexors and quadriceps.


16:30:00 Second OpinionC. Difficile

Patient Story: When the bacteria Clostridium difficile (C.diff) grows out of control in your intestines, you can become very sick with what iscommonly known as C. diff. Lois Joseph shares her painful story of living with C. diff and how she ultimately overcame this horrible illness. Mythor Medicine: Is C. diff only acquired in healthcare settings? Second Opinion 5: Five ways to prevent contracting C. diff.


17:00:00 Healthy Body Healthy MindThe Challenges of Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis

Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis, or IPF, is a disease that robs a person's ability to breathe normally. Idiopathic, means "unknown cause", andfibrosis is defined as scar tissue. So, IPF creates a scaring of the lungs, eventually causing an irreversible loss in the capacity to transport oxygenthrough the bloodstream to all parts of the body including vital organs. IPF affects about 128,000 people in the United States, and there areapproximately 48,000 new cases diagnosed each year. And sadly, IPF accounts for about 40,000 deaths each year - a toll roughly equal tobreast cancer. Most IPF patients are diagnosed between the ages of 40 and 70 and tend be male. Although there is no known cause, several riskfactors for IPF have been identified which include smoking, exposure to certain types of dust and fumes, and genetics. In this program, we willhear from leading medical experts about the ongoing research into the treatment of this disease, and we will speak with IPF patients, about thisoften debilitating condition.


17:30:00 Well ReadIan Rankin: Rather Be The Devil

International best selling author Ian Rankin, fresh from his homeland of Scotland, talks about his latest tale for popular detective John Rebus inthe new book Rather Be The Devil. A must read about power, corruption, and bitter rivalries in the dark heart of Edinburgh.


18:00:00 California's GoldMasonic Cave

Huell's off to Amador county and the town of Volcano. It was once a thriving, gold mining town in the 1850s and 1860s, but Huell has set off todiscover the mysterious cave in this mountain community which served as a Masonic lodge.

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18:30:00 Joseph Rosendo's TravelscopeTaiwan Lantern Festival

Joseph, a winner of the 2013 Taiwan Tourism Festival Awards, deepens his understanding of Taiwan and its people by criss-crossing the islandduring the Taiwan Lantern Festival. A celebration of light, culture and tradition, the festival is a Chinese holiday more than 2, 000 years old.Joseph discovers that while the Taiwan Lantern Festival has its electric side, it also values the human touch. While the festival showcases thecountry's modern, technological side, it also honors its historic customs and traditions. Joseph explores these cultural connections at the nationaldisplay of lanterns in Hsinshu, in historic temples and at street-side puppet shows, by enjoying traditional foods and, in the mountain district ofPingshi, by joining in the poignant release of thousands of sky lanterns which carry the wishes and dreams of locals and visitors heavenward.


19:00:00 Blackademics TelevisionGlover / Thompson

An African American High School student talks about challenges and successes in the advanced placement classroom. A music instructor talksabout youth empowerment through song.


19:30:00 The Kamla Show SpecialShireen Santosham


20:00:00 Black AmericaBlack Women and Politics with Kimberly Peeler-Allen

Kimberly Peeler-Allen, co-founder of Higher Heights, an organization that works to get more black women elected to public office, sat down withCarol Jenkins to discuss black women in politics. Peeler-Allen talks about the low number of black women elected to congress and the difficultiesmany face inside and outside the political process such as fundraising and campaigning.


20:30:00 Asian American LifeWe feature influential Asian Americans with an impact on America. We focus on Assemblyman Ron Kim, the first Korean-American elected toNew York State Legislature. Lawyer and Author Helen Wan speaks to Reporter Paul Lin about her new book "The Partner Track" and how AsianAmerican attorneys are breaking through the "Bamboo Ceiling" at corporate law firms.


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21:00:00 On Life's Terms: Mothers In RecoveryDriven by the desire for custody of their children, five mothers struggle to overcome addiction in a gender responsive residential treatmentprogram. Their intimate story reveals experiences with domestic violence, prostitution, incarceration and complex intergenerational relations. OnLife's Terms: Mothers in Recovery interweaves the women's three year journey to transform their lives through self-sufficiency and new foundpride with drug laws that impact mother and child, and will inspire hope for recovery. On Life's Terms: Mothers in Recovery addresses the largerissues of "Treatment Works" and "Family Preservation is Prevention" by breaking the cycle of addiction, abuse and poverty.

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22:00:00 Pacific HeartbeatMaking Good Men

What would you say if you came face to face with your childhood bully as an adult? Maybe you have it all mapped out in your head, maybe you'vepracticed your speech a million times. Or were you the bully? Have you ever thought about whether you would acknowledge your past, given theopportunity? In this moving and remarkably told story, two high profile men, a former All Black rugby player and a Hollywood actor, reveal theirunforgettable account of bullying with unprecedented honesty. It's also about how the cycle of abuse, which is all too often seen in New Zealandfamilies, can and must be broken. Making Good Menis not a story of blame or humiliation. It is a path to forgiveness, redemption, reconciliationand ultimately to restoration.


23:00:00 Erma Bombeck: Legacy of LaughterERMA BOMBECK: LEGACY OF LAUGHTER examines the extraordinary life and career of beloved American humorist Erma Bombeck (1927-1996), whose honest tales of domestic life gave voice to millions of homemakers. Archival photographs, video clips and personal memorabiliatrace Bombeck's life, from her childhood during the Great Depression to her work as a women's rights activist. The program is interspersed withuplifting and humorous interviews with Erma's family, friends and colleagues, including a touching on-camera introduction and narration by herneighbor and friend, former talk-show host Phil Donahue. LEGACY OF LAUGHTER also features readings from some of Bombeck's bestcolumns, and documents her continuing impact on readers, parents and writers today.

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23:30:00 Our American Family: The BarrerasThe first half of the 1900's represents the last era of American life that, for most families, began largely unchanged from the generations thatcame before. OUR AMERICAN FAMILY: THE BARRERAS From the darkness of a coal mine in New Mexico to vibrant beauty under theCalifornia sun, Our American Family: The Barreras Family provides a compelling narrative of unwavering commitment to family. Life in the remotecompany-owned town of Madrid in the 1920s and '30s was a mixture of hard, dangerous work offset by the joy of baseball and celebrations. Withthe closing of the mine in the early '40s, the extended family re-established itself in southern California by living frugally and powerfully supportingone another through challenges.

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00:00:01 Blackademics TelevisionGlover / Thompson

An African American High School student talks about challenges and successes in the advanced placement classroom. A music instructor talksabout youth empowerment through song.


00:30:00 The Kamla Show SpecialShireen Santosham


01:00:00 Black AmericaBlack Women and Politics with Kimberly Peeler-Allen

Kimberly Peeler-Allen, co-founder of Higher Heights, an organization that works to get more black women elected to public office, sat down withCarol Jenkins to discuss black women in politics. Peeler-Allen talks about the low number of black women elected to congress and the difficultiesmany face inside and outside the political process such as fundraising and campaigning.


01:30:00 Asian American LifeWe feature influential Asian Americans with an impact on America. We focus on Assemblyman Ron Kim, the first Korean-American elected toNew York State Legislature. Lawyer and Author Helen Wan speaks to Reporter Paul Lin about her new book "The Partner Track" and how AsianAmerican attorneys are breaking through the "Bamboo Ceiling" at corporate law firms.


02:00:00 On Life's Terms: Mothers In RecoveryDriven by the desire for custody of their children, five mothers struggle to overcome addiction in a gender responsive residential treatmentprogram. Their intimate story reveals experiences with domestic violence, prostitution, incarceration and complex intergenerational relations. OnLife's Terms: Mothers in Recovery interweaves the women's three year journey to transform their lives through self-sufficiency and new foundpride with drug laws that impact mother and child, and will inspire hope for recovery. On Life's Terms: Mothers in Recovery addresses the largerissues of "Treatment Works" and "Family Preservation is Prevention" by breaking the cycle of addiction, abuse and poverty.

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03:00:00 Pacific HeartbeatMaking Good Men

What would you say if you came face to face with your childhood bully as an adult? Maybe you have it all mapped out in your head, maybe you'vepracticed your speech a million times. Or were you the bully? Have you ever thought about whether you would acknowledge your past, given theopportunity? In this moving and remarkably told story, two high profile men, a former All Black rugby player and a Hollywood actor, reveal theirunforgettable account of bullying with unprecedented honesty. It's also about how the cycle of abuse, which is all too often seen in New Zealandfamilies, can and must be broken. Making Good Menis not a story of blame or humiliation. It is a path to forgiveness, redemption, reconciliationand ultimately to restoration.


04:00:00 Erma Bombeck: Legacy of LaughterERMA BOMBECK: LEGACY OF LAUGHTER examines the extraordinary life and career of beloved American humorist Erma Bombeck (1927-1996), whose honest tales of domestic life gave voice to millions of homemakers. Archival photographs, video clips and personal memorabiliatrace Bombeck's life, from her childhood during the Great Depression to her work as a women's rights activist. The program is interspersed withuplifting and humorous interviews with Erma's family, friends and colleagues, including a touching on-camera introduction and narration by herneighbor and friend, former talk-show host Phil Donahue. LEGACY OF LAUGHTER also features readings from some of Bombeck's bestcolumns, and documents her continuing impact on readers, parents and writers today.

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04:30:00 Our American Family: The BarrerasThe first half of the 1900's represents the last era of American life that, for most families, began largely unchanged from the generations thatcame before. OUR AMERICAN FAMILY: THE BARRERAS From the darkness of a coal mine in New Mexico to vibrant beauty under theCalifornia sun, Our American Family: The Barreras Family provides a compelling narrative of unwavering commitment to family. Life in the remotecompany-owned town of Madrid in the 1920s and '30s was a mixture of hard, dangerous work offset by the joy of baseball and celebrations. Withthe closing of the mine in the early '40s, the extended family re-established itself in southern California by living frugally and powerfully supportingone another through challenges.

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08:00:00 Mixed NutzSchool's In Session

School is a nightmare - literally! Babak worries that his new school will be a horrible experience because kids always tease him when they findout where he is from. Michael is worried that he is being perceived as boring. Both realize, after they get to know one another through a schoolassignment, that just being yourself is good enough. Lesson: Be proud of who you are.


08:30:00 1001 NightsThe Tale of the Haunted Palace/Habib and the Baby Genie

"The Tale of the Haunted Palace" - When their wagon breaks down in the middle of nowhere, Shahryar, Shahrzad, Shahzaman, and Donyazadare forced to spent the night in a haunted place. "Habib and the Baby Genie" - A baby genie and a human are switched at birth.


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09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsAnti Aging

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueStrengthen Hips & Core


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitPosture

Mary Ann breaks down techniques to improve our posture and special guest Jeff Brooks gives us a balance exercise for the day.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyPatchwork Patterns Inspired By Antique Quilts, Part 2

Nancy and guest, Julie Hendricksen, continue a look back in time to admire the work of quilt-making pioneers who didn't have the conveniencesthat we have today. Their skills, patterns, fabric choices, and designs serve as inspiration for quilts that we can reproduce. Be inspired by theSewing Basket, Pinwheel, Medallion, and Triangles in a Row quilts.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Unique Accessories

Deborah Norville is working with Rohn Strong this week on a couple of very unique projects. First up is the Linetta Hat using Tunisian crochet andthen Rohn shows how to use a knitting loom to make the Les Bouquets Shawl. Ellen is over in the stitch corner and will show how to crochet theCrocodile Stitch.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingKitchen Windows

Cathedral Windows is a unique, classic pattern, but demanding enough that most people hesitate to try it. With Kitchen Windows, Lindsay Connerand host Sara Gallegos teach machine-piecing techniques that make this so much easier for today's quilter. Designed around handy pre-cut 5-inch squares, this small project can be adapted for a pillow, and is a wonderful way to try out the classic quilt design.




13:30:00 Pati's Mexican TableCampeche - Tale of a Pirate City

Join Pati as she explores Campeche, a bright beautiful colonial city defined by its history of piracy. The best place to gain an understanding ofthis vivacious fortified city is the market. Local gastronomic historian, Lolina Echeverria, unearths what makes Campeche so special, includingtasting the best turkey panuchos in the Yucatan Peninsula. Pati also makes her way to the best restaurant in town, La Pigua to sample some ofthe regions treasures like pescado verde and grilled octopus.


14:00:00 Steven Raichlen's Project SmokeRaichlen On Ribs

Ribs epitomize barbecue, combining well-marbled, rich-tasting meat with the primal pleasure of eating with your bare hands. In this show weembark on a rib world tour, from St. Louis ribs with a surprise ingredient to Chinatown spareribs and the Project Smoke version of the bonelessrib sandwich. You'll also learn how to build an onion bomb that explodes with flavor in your mouth. St. Louis ribs with vanilla-brown sugar glaze;Chinatown ribs; Onion bombs; Rob's real BBQ baby back rib sandwich.


14:30:00 George Hirsch LifestyleLocal Inspired Comfort Foods

In the premiere episodes, George prepares family-inspired comfort foods, including mac-and-cheese, grilled pork sliders with crisp quick slaw,and double-chocolate brownies for dessert. George stops by a community-operated organic farm in Amagansett Long Island, where familiessupport growing seasonal produce. Later, he visits the chef from Town Line BBQ who shares the secret of low-and-slow cooking. Recipes: - PorkTenderloin Sliders - Savory Quick Slaw - Cheddar Jack-n-Mac - Double Chocolate Brownies.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsCustomize Your Components

Take your style to the next dimension. Designer Erin Prais-Hintz uses glittery clay and beads to make her style statement in 3-D. Katie Hackeradds an unexpected style twist with simple rhinestone settings in her Beading Lesson.


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15:30:00 Make It ArtsyCelebrations

Celebrate all that is artsy. Clay artist Laurie Mika celebrates love by embedding all sorts of charms into sculptured hearts. Kathy Cano-Murillohonors Mexican holiday Dia de los Muertos with stained glass ornaments. Janet Takahashi has calligraphy ideas for DIY weddings and mixmedia artist Jenn Mason makes a mini-banner for any celebration.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$What's Up with the Stock Market?

Learn the language of the stock market and how these terms apply to your life. Meet an 11-year-old who created an application for the iPhonethat helps teach other kids about the stock market.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsPeople

People keep life exciting. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs shows how to tag you and your best friends with matching lanyard tags. Candie Cooper celebratesdiversity with whimsical cone kids. She also crafts one-of-a-kind wooden kokeshi dolls. Jenny uses age-old symbols to monoprint a family crest toframe or use for banners.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeThe Best of Garden Home: Cooking

Join P. Allen Smith for a trip down memory lane as he revisits his favorite cooking segments from seasons past.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldEpic Tomatoes (Raleigh, Nc)

This episode shadows expert tomato grower, Craig LeHoullier from planting to harvest to get practical tips from one of the most respected expertswhile learning unique and innovative growing methods for dealing with a variety of challenging conditions.



18:30:00 Americas NowBeefing Up

"Beefing Up" - Joel Richards reports from Argentina on that country's passion for beef. Argentinians eat an average of 100 pounds of meat eachyear. More than 200,000 pounds of beef was exported in 2016. Now, Argentina has found a new lucrative market. China has overtaken theEuropean market the number one beef buyer. Next: Franc Contreras reports from Mexico on the disappearing cactus. A surprising 30% of desertplants are facing extinction. Mexico is stepping up efforts at conservation. Finally: To the tip of Cape Horn and another example of conservation inaction. Chile's Omora Park provides a class room for biodiversity and climate change as scientists study the "miniature forest."




20:00:00 The KateJohn Oates

Best known as half of the pop phenomenon Hall & Oates ("Rich Girl," "Sara Smile"), John Oates performs hits and music from his new bluesyroots album, Arkansas.


21:00:00 Backstage PassBetty Joplin

Grammy nominated Michigan favorite Betty Joplin lends her vocal styling to some of the greatest standards ever written. Includes "At Last,""Stormy Weather," and more. Joplin is backed by Larry Barrs, guitar; Jim Alfredson, keyboards; Jeff Shoup, drums. Recorded at LansingJazzFest 2015 in the capital city's historic Old Town district.


21:30:00 Backstage PassGrupo Aye

Grand Rapids-based Grupo Aye brings a high energy salsa influence to the 2015 Lansing JazzFest stage. Their infectious sound features brass,vocals, piano, bongos, drums, and more. Songs include: "Mama Kiyelele," "Guajiro de Corazon," and "Llego` la Banda." Recorded at LansingJazzFest 2015 in the capital city's historic Old Town district.


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22:00:00 Ecosense for LivingWhat Lies Beneath

Understanding how we affect the ocean can be a challenge since most of what happens lies beneath the surface. In this episode, we travel toCharleston, South Carolina where locals have united to protect their coast from seismic blasting and oil exploration. We meet the self-professed"coral nerd" and a filmmaker of the "Chasing Coral" documentary, and the intrepid entrepreneurs of 4Ocean, whose passion for fishing, surfing,and diving inspired an ocean cleanup company in south Florida.


22:30:00 Ecosense for LivingTake Back The Farm

There's a "growing" awareness in the U.S. about our food...where it comes from, how it's grown, and what exactly it takes to feed all of usnutritious, earth-conscious meals. In this episode, we explore farmers of all types in all kinds of situations. From Ron Finley, a renegade gardenerin south central Los Angeles to south Georgia farmer, Will Harris, we'll meet people who are changing the way we think about and consume food.Lawn and garden expert Paul Tukey gives us some surprising revelations about how we moved from growing our own food to our fascination withperfect lawns. We'll get the story from a suburban man who became a local outlaw for "growing too many vegetables." We wrap with a quick tripto Chipotle, a national chain that's taking a local approach to their food supply.


23:00:00 Coming of Age In Aging AmericaIt's widely accepted that most Americans are living decades longer than any generation in human history. This longevity has far-reachingimplications for society, and experts, policy makers and the general population are only just beginning to grapple with how to reframe ourthoughts on aging. What does it mean for communities, programs and policies, and how we live and work? COMING OF AGE IN AGINGAMERICA is a penetrating documentary that probes these questions. It suggests that America's social and economic institutions will - and must -change to adapt to a staggering demographic transformation where more than half of the world's population will eventually be over the age of fifty.Over the course of an hour, the program examines the current social security system; looks at the data being collected on the aging brain andbody at a Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) lab; explores a town re-designing itself for multi- generational use; and observes a largemedical system remolding its work environment to both retain older workers and welcome younger ones. Through interviews with experts -including John W. Rowe, professor at Columbia University's Aging Center; Lisa F. Berkman, professor of public policy and director of the HarvardCenter for Population and Development Studies; Laura L. Carstensen, professor and director of the Stanford University Center on Longevity;Joseph Coughlin, director of the MIT AgeLab; and urban planner Scott Ball - COMING OF AGE IN AGING AMERICA examines the explodingpopulation shift, its impact on society, and the need to see the reach and magnitude of the changes an aging America will bring.


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00:00:01 Americas NowBeefing Up

"Beefing Up" - Joel Richards reports from Argentina on that country's passion for beef. Argentinians eat an average of 100 pounds of meat eachyear. More than 200,000 pounds of beef was exported in 2016. Now, Argentina has found a new lucrative market. China has overtaken theEuropean market the number one beef buyer. Next: Franc Contreras reports from Mexico on the disappearing cactus. A surprising 30% of desertplants are facing extinction. Mexico is stepping up efforts at conservation. Finally: To the tip of Cape Horn and another example of conservation inaction. Chile's Omora Park provides a class room for biodiversity and climate change as scientists study the "miniature forest."



01:00:00 The KateJohn Oates

Best known as half of the pop phenomenon Hall & Oates ("Rich Girl," "Sara Smile"), John Oates performs hits and music from his new bluesyroots album, Arkansas.


02:00:00 Backstage PassBetty Joplin

Grammy nominated Michigan favorite Betty Joplin lends her vocal styling to some of the greatest standards ever written. Includes "At Last,""Stormy Weather," and more. Joplin is backed by Larry Barrs, guitar; Jim Alfredson, keyboards; Jeff Shoup, drums. Recorded at LansingJazzFest 2015 in the capital city's historic Old Town district.


02:30:00 Backstage PassGrupo Aye

Grand Rapids-based Grupo Aye brings a high energy salsa influence to the 2015 Lansing JazzFest stage. Their infectious sound features brass,vocals, piano, bongos, drums, and more. Songs include: "Mama Kiyelele," "Guajiro de Corazon," and "Llego` la Banda." Recorded at LansingJazzFest 2015 in the capital city's historic Old Town district.


03:00:00 Ecosense for LivingWhat Lies Beneath

Understanding how we affect the ocean can be a challenge since most of what happens lies beneath the surface. In this episode, we travel toCharleston, South Carolina where locals have united to protect their coast from seismic blasting and oil exploration. We meet the self-professed"coral nerd" and a filmmaker of the "Chasing Coral" documentary, and the intrepid entrepreneurs of 4Ocean, whose passion for fishing, surfing,and diving inspired an ocean cleanup company in south Florida.


03:30:00 Ecosense for LivingTake Back The Farm

There's a "growing" awareness in the U.S. about our food...where it comes from, how it's grown, and what exactly it takes to feed all of usnutritious, earth-conscious meals. In this episode, we explore farmers of all types in all kinds of situations. From Ron Finley, a renegade gardenerin south central Los Angeles to south Georgia farmer, Will Harris, we'll meet people who are changing the way we think about and consume food.Lawn and garden expert Paul Tukey gives us some surprising revelations about how we moved from growing our own food to our fascination withperfect lawns. We'll get the story from a suburban man who became a local outlaw for "growing too many vegetables." We wrap with a quick tripto Chipotle, a national chain that's taking a local approach to their food supply.


04:00:00 Coming of Age In Aging AmericaIt's widely accepted that most Americans are living decades longer than any generation in human history. This longevity has far-reachingimplications for society, and experts, policy makers and the general population are only just beginning to grapple with how to reframe ourthoughts on aging. What does it mean for communities, programs and policies, and how we live and work? COMING OF AGE IN AGINGAMERICA is a penetrating documentary that probes these questions. It suggests that America's social and economic institutions will - and must -change to adapt to a staggering demographic transformation where more than half of the world's population will eventually be over the age of fifty.Over the course of an hour, the program examines the current social security system; looks at the data being collected on the aging brain andbody at a Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) lab; explores a town re-designing itself for multi- generational use; and observes a largemedical system remolding its work environment to both retain older workers and welcome younger ones. Through interviews with experts -including John W. Rowe, professor at Columbia University's Aging Center; Lisa F. Berkman, professor of public policy and director of the HarvardCenter for Population and Development Studies; Laura L. Carstensen, professor and director of the Stanford University Center on Longevity;Joseph Coughlin, director of the MIT AgeLab; and urban planner Scott Ball - COMING OF AGE IN AGING AMERICA examines the explodingpopulation shift, its impact on society, and the need to see the reach and magnitude of the changes an aging America will bring.



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08:00:00 Mixed NutzLessons

The kids are not only faced with school on a Saturday but with a swimming class taught by a very demanding coach. After a series of trials andtribulations (such as getting frogs stuck in their bathing suits and getting dragged behind a speed boat), the kids learn that together they canovercome any obstacle...including off-the-wall swim coaches! Lesson: With teamwork, you can overcome any obstacle.


08:30:00 1001 NightsThree Tales of a Daydreaming Girl/Abu Mohammad Lazybones

"Three Tales of a Daydreaming Girl" - A second set of shorts about a cat who befriends a bird, a genie-in-training, and a little pickpocket whofinds kindness in others. "Abu Mohammad Lazybones" - A simpleton rises to become the leader of a town without trying to.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsCopd/Asthma

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueUnlock Your Spince & Improve Your Posture


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitBreathing

Mary Ann offers several techniques to develop healthy breathing habits.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancySew A Knit Wardrobe from Start to Finish, Part 1

Start with a simple pattern and medium-weight knit fabric, plus a few sewing notions and you're ready to learn the basics of sewing with knits.Then, sew a versatile, yet carefree wardrobe in a minimum of sewing time with Nancy's streamline instructions. A swing jacket and top are thetwo wardrobe pieces featured in this first episode.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Dress Up The Pup

We've got plaids for your pooch and hoodies for your hound dog! Today Deborah is joined by Lena Skvagerson who will show how to knit up theHound Dog Hoodie in a "hounds tooth" pattern. Robyn Chachula is next up with Poppy's Plaid Crochet Dog Sweater featuring a raised stitchplaid. In the stitch corner Lena will show how to knit her very own version of the Crocodile Stitch.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingRed Between The Lines, Part 1

A magnificent quilt in the tradition of red-and-white quilts, Marianne Fons' Red Between the Lines was featured in the debut exhibit at the IowaQuilt Museum. There is so much to learn from this spectacular medallion quilt that we broke it up into two shows. In this first episode, MarianneFons and host Angela Huffman explore planning a medallion-style quilt, and techniques for creating the pieced border.




13:30:00 Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Company: Hooks, Lies & AlibisRedfish/Snapper - Caminada Pass

In this episode, John explains the different varieties of tasty Gulf fish species off of the coast. John introduces local seafood experts from TommyVidrine, champion gulf fisherman, who specializes in catching speckle trout... to Leah Chase, famous Creole chef from New Orleans, whodescribes how Creoles used red snapper to adorn their holiday table. John cooks a tasty red snapper Mardis Gras style with good friend BuckleyKesler. Back on John's White Oaks landing dock, he cooks redfish with Captain Ryan Lambert, who owns a fishing and hunting lodge in Buras,LA. Then John makes a Creole bouillabaisse with LA outdoors writer and host of his own outdoor show. Then John and his guest relax with a littleSouthern hospitality sipping a Caribbean sunset on the dock at White Oaks.


14:00:00 Taste of HistoryWhen America Spoke French

In the late 18th century, the French population of Philadelphia swelled as did its influence. Chef Staib delves into the stories: how they lived,worked and ate on the Champs Elysees of Philly: South Second Street. The Berley Brothers of Shane's Candy join Chef Staib to share the historyof ice cream making above this centuries-old candy shop.


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14:30:00 Christopher Kimball's Milk Street TelevisionMilk Street Menu

The episode begins with a short-cut to savor as Milk Street Cook Matthew Card shows host Christopher Kimball how to make no-sear lamb orbeef, and chickpea stew. Spices help give the stew deep flavor and Chris learns more about these essential kitchen ingredients in Milk StreetCooking School. Milk Street Cook Catherine Smart shows how to make the pantry staple harissa at home. The show ends with Milk Street CookRayna Jhaveri teaching Chris how to make caramel oranges, a simple but effective dessert with a whiff of sixties glam.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsInspired By Books and Movies

Personalize your style with custom colors. Author and designer Cathy Jakicic weaves beaded components and makes them multifunctional.Teens and tweens will love to make the charm necklace that Candie Cooper creates as she joins Katie Hacker in Katie's Beading Lesson.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyTransformation

In the hands of the maker, the ordinary is transformed into the extraordinary. A simple lamp morphs into a decorator accent with tool expert JoeRotella. A matchbook becomes a mini-journal in the hands of artist Roxanne Coble. Host Julie Fei Fan Balzer creates cool jewelry from coloringbook pages. Clay artist Laurie Mika has a tip on stenciling on clay.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$Crash Course On Starting A Business

So you've got an idea - now what? Check out this quick, but comprehensive course on business basics. You'll learn how to refine your ideas,make a business plan, identify funding sources, find a market, and of course, sell your service or product. Find out how two teen girls developed a$2 million business out of magnetic bottle caps.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsAnimals

Animals come in endless varieties. Inspired by ocean creatures, Jenny Barnett-Rohrs creates a sea-life totem. Candy Cooper crafts a piggy bankthat holds bills and coins. Artist Franz Spohn adds animation to his favorite animals. Jenny crafts loony llamas from pool noodles.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeCrystal Bridges, American Dreams

P. Allen Smith explores a place unlike any other, the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and visits a unique restoration project involving arare house designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldGardening for Butterflies & Other Beneficial Insects (Atlanta, Ga, Phoenix, Az)

Many Butterflies and pollinators are losing vital habitats to urban sprawl and widespread use of herbicides. In this episode, national experts showways we can all attract and help restore populations of these threatened insects while increasing the beauty of our landscapes.



18:30:00 America's HeartlandThe Wild Horse Sanctuary in northern California is saving wild mustangs. The Padlock Cattle Ranch welcomes visitors who experience alandscape far different from their urban or suburban homes. Customers pick the fruit at Michigan's Westview Orchards. Kansas is home to someunusual agri-tourism attractions: Shearer Hill Farm plays host to visitors who sample country cooking.




20:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsGraham Winchester & The Ammunition

Graham Winchester in many ways epitomizes the modern, hard-working Memphis musician. Winchester is a celebrated drummer, who stepsfrom behind the kit to helm his band from the lead singer songwriter spot where he ably displays his gifted lyrical abilities with personalstorytelling. In this episode, Winchester and band display their musical prowess on several songs including, "Until the End" and "Alabama Sun."


20:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sOutlaw Gospel 3

Watch the magic unfold as performers and family members take stage to share songs at Hippie Jack's. With an ever changing line up, and a jamband mentality the result is a beautiful cross pollination of sound and energy. This is exactly what Jammin' at Hippie Jack's is all about.


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21:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveBlind Pilot

A staple of TV soundtracks, the six-piece indie band Blind Pilot, showcases their hyper individualistic approach and musicianship in an intimateconcert with songs including "Half Moon," "Three Rounds and a Sound," and "Oviedo." The Portland, Oregonians' refreshingly modern take, withfront man Israel Nebeker, debuted with a bicycle tour in support of their first album. Blind Pilot brings upright bass, banjo, dulcimer, vibraphone,and trumpet together with traditional drums and keyboards for a unique contemporary sound.



23:00:00 IQ: SmartparentCareer Exploration and Virtual Job-Shadowing

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, about 80% of students in the United States end up changing their college major at leastonce; and college students on average change their majors three times over the course of their college careers. Now, new technology makes iteasier than ever for teens to explore occupations online - and even go on "virtual job shadows" - while they're still in high school so they canmake better, and more informed, decisions about careers that interest them. On this episode of iQsmartparent, education experts and careercounselors reveal strategies and digital resources to help young people explore their interests and aptitudes and make professional connectionsonline. We also explore a 21st century phenomenon and educational challenge as parents consider how to talk to young children about possiblecareers because, according to a World Economic Forum report, 65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working incompletely new job types that don't even exist yet.


23:30:00 Battleground EvergladesGlades Warriors

Unique perspective on the Everglades including a "Gladesman;" a Miccosukee Indian preserving ancestral traditions and the ecosystem; theleader of Guardians of the Glades; a longtime government advisor and advocate for restoration.


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00:00:01 America's HeartlandThe Wild Horse Sanctuary in northern California is saving wild mustangs. The Padlock Cattle Ranch welcomes visitors who experience alandscape far different from their urban or suburban homes. Customers pick the fruit at Michigan's Westview Orchards. Kansas is home to someunusual agri-tourism attractions: Shearer Hill Farm plays host to visitors who sample country cooking.


00:30:00 Overheard with Evan SmithJoan Walsh, Journalist/Author

Joan Walsh is The Nation's National Affairs Correspondent and a CNN political analyst. She is the author of What's the Matter With WhitePeople? Finding Our Way in the Next America, which the Philadelphia Daily News called "one of the best books of 2012 - and even more relevantnow." She served as Salon magazine's first editor-in-chief for six years, and is a regular on programs such as All In with Chris Hayes, Real Timewith Bill Maher and Now on PBS.


01:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsGraham Winchester & The Ammunition

Graham Winchester in many ways epitomizes the modern, hard-working Memphis musician. Winchester is a celebrated drummer, who stepsfrom behind the kit to helm his band from the lead singer songwriter spot where he ably displays his gifted lyrical abilities with personalstorytelling. In this episode, Winchester and band display their musical prowess on several songs including, "Until the End" and "Alabama Sun."


01:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sOutlaw Gospel 3

Watch the magic unfold as performers and family members take stage to share songs at Hippie Jack's. With an ever changing line up, and a jamband mentality the result is a beautiful cross pollination of sound and energy. This is exactly what Jammin' at Hippie Jack's is all about.


02:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveBlind Pilot

A staple of TV soundtracks, the six-piece indie band Blind Pilot, showcases their hyper individualistic approach and musicianship in an intimateconcert with songs including "Half Moon," "Three Rounds and a Sound," and "Oviedo." The Portland, Oregonians' refreshingly modern take, withfront man Israel Nebeker, debuted with a bicycle tour in support of their first album. Blind Pilot brings upright bass, banjo, dulcimer, vibraphone,and trumpet together with traditional drums and keyboards for a unique contemporary sound.



04:00:00 IQ: SmartparentCareer Exploration and Virtual Job-Shadowing

According to the National Center for Education Statistics, about 80% of students in the United States end up changing their college major at leastonce; and college students on average change their majors three times over the course of their college careers. Now, new technology makes iteasier than ever for teens to explore occupations online - and even go on "virtual job shadows" - while they're still in high school so they canmake better, and more informed, decisions about careers that interest them. On this episode of iQsmartparent, education experts and careercounselors reveal strategies and digital resources to help young people explore their interests and aptitudes and make professional connectionsonline. We also explore a 21st century phenomenon and educational challenge as parents consider how to talk to young children about possiblecareers because, according to a World Economic Forum report, 65% of children entering primary school today will ultimately end up working incompletely new job types that don't even exist yet.


04:30:00 Battleground EvergladesGlades Warriors

Unique perspective on the Everglades including a "Gladesman;" a Miccosukee Indian preserving ancestral traditions and the ecosystem; theleader of Guardians of the Glades; a longtime government advisor and advocate for restoration.



08:00:00 Mixed NutzWhen I Grow Up

While working at a rummage sale, the kids share with each other what they would like to be when they grow up. Cowboy, Mad Scientist,Superhero, Astronaut! Nothing short of their imagination can limit their future plans! Lesson: You can be anything you want to be.


08:30:00 1001 NightsSinbad Forever/One Thousand and One Nights

"Sinbad Forever" - When Sinbad destroys the Queen's fleet, he gets stripped of his rank and becomes homeless. "One Thousand and OneNights" - The story of how the book of 1001 Nights came to be.


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09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsBetter Balance with the Ball

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueImprove Your Balance


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitBack Health

Mary Ann introduces new exercises to gently loosen the thoracic spine with subtle shoulder and back movements.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancySew A Knit Wardrobe from Start to Finish, Part 2

If it has been awhile since you've sewn with knits or if you've never tried sewing with knit fabrics, this series is what will give you knit-sewingconfidence. See how easily a knit skirt or pants can be sewn or serged in an evening. Use Nancy's updated sewing techniques to make theprocess enjoyable without taking hours of time.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet Now!Springtime Tees

Just because the weather is warm doesn't mean you have to put down your needles and hooks! Deborah is joined by Ellen Gormley who willshow how to crochet up the Whole Latte Love Tee with an easy openwork yoke and textured stripes. Lena will then show how to stitch up the KnitLace Sampler T-shirt. Ellen is in the stitch corner with the Fishbone stitch.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingRed Between The Lines, Part 2

In this second episode showcasing Marianne Fons' Red Between the Lines, Marianne and host Angela Huffman teach you the techniquesneeded for working with a multiple borders and the blocks in this heirloom-level quilt featured in the debut exhibit of the Iowa Quilt Museum.



13:00:00 Lidia's KitchenMore Italian American Favorites

Italian American classics have always been favorites at the family table and in this episode, there is reason to celebrate. Today's recipes includethe most iconic Italian American dish, spaghetti and meatballs; a broccoli rabe with garlic; and a holiday must - zeppole.


13:30:00 Annabel Langbein: The Free Range CookLife's A Picnic

Annabel Langbein and her daughter Rose head off to a local Wanaka orchard to pick one of the Central Otago's most eagerly anticipated stonefruits - apricots. The abundant harvest forms the basis of that evening's meal, both as a savory chili dipping sauce for crunchy spring rolls, and asa delicious dessert. For the main course, a brilliant speedy bang bang chicken salad. Recipes from this episode: sausage, tomato and olivepissaladiere, really useful apricot chili glaze, pork and cilantro spring rolls, aromatic poached chicken, bang bang chicken salad, speedy peanutsauce, apricots with macaroon topping, lemon syllabub, ginger mule.


14:00:00 Simply MingAmanda Freitag

Amanda Freitag from the Food Network's "Chopped" and "Iron Chef America" joins Ming to create two different pork dishes. It's all about the searas Amanda prepares pork chops with crispy pancetta in a cast-iron skillet, while Ming whips up a pork scaloppini with lap chong and leek salsaand caramelized apples.


14:30:00 Cook's CountryPlenty of Garlic and Parm

Bridget Lancaster shows Julia Collin Davison how to make an authentic version of a Basque favorite, garlic fried chicken. Equipment expertAdam Ried shares his top pick for budget-friendly Dutch ovens. Test cook Ashley Moore shows Bridget how to make the ultimate crispyparmesan potatoes.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsSparkle and Shine

Make your style sparkle and shine. Designer and author Ashley Bunting expresses her upbeat style through leather, beading and wirework. In herBeading Lesson, Katie Hacker creates a layered birthstone necklace you can make for yourself or give as a gift.


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15:30:00 Make It ArtsyHome Decor

Your home is a gallery for your art. Artist Dina Wakley makes a wall hanging with tissue stamping. Tool expert Joe Rotella uses computer designand cutting technology to create an apron. Using watercolors, calligrapher Janet Takahashi creates simple brush lettering. Author Rebekah Meierhas a tip for adding a splash of color to any home.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$How to Make A Million Bucks!

It is possible! If you start early and save consistently, you'll take advantage of the power of compound interest. You can make a million by workinghard, spending less than you make, and saving, saving, saving. Meet a 16-year-old with a fashion recycling business.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsStylish

Freshen up your style statement. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs fashions a colorful ID bracelet from clay and makes a foxy felt animal pouch. Jennyweaves a trendy beaded bracelet of silver and gold. Then, using fabric and ribbon, Jenny creates a decorator-style memo board to stayorganized.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeAll About The Bugs

P. Allen Smith meets bugs where they live. Find out how to deal with the good, the bad and the ugly around your home and garden.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldRedeeming Your Ground (Atlanta, Ga)

See how the Scott family's efforts to redeem their own ground in their suburban backyard opened a whole new world of life in the great outdoors,and how many of the simple changes they made will inspire you in your own backyard.



18:30:00 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicyTurkey: A Partner In Crisis

Once seen as a model of democracy, Turkey may be slipping toward autocracy. Critics charge that President Recip Tayyip Erdogan used a failedcoup d'etat in 2016 as a means of consolidating power - power he says is necessary to secure the state. Great Decisions producers traveled toTurkey to examine the relationship with this key U.S. ally.




20:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: The 4onthefloor

The 4onthefloor performs an energetic live show at Icehouse Restaurant in Minneapolis. Front man Gabriel Douglas talks about playing fast, hislove of relentless drumming, and making sure everyone has a good time at The 4onthefloor's energetic live shows. Songs performed: Off TheCuff, Undertow, Down the Line, Lake Street Shuffle, Miss Behave, All My Friends.


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Wed, May 16, 2018


20:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtists: "Music and Healing," one of two special episodes exploring the power of music, featuring David Tolley, Celeste Friedman, Megan Palmer,and Eric Gnezda. Artist Bio: Megan Palmer, an Ohio native who explored New York City's music scene before venturing to Nashville, where she'smade a stunningly honest and adeptly produced album entitled, What She's Got To Give. Produced by Patrick Damphier at Nashville's Club RoarStudio, and recorded in six days of mostly live tracking, this album features the stellar contributions of Jon Radford, Tony Scherr, Larry Cook, TimEaston, and Amy Speace. Megan is a cancer survivor, making her first musical performance since emerging from treatment. She performs "Ann'sBoots." Artists: David Tolley, of Powell, Ohio, is a two-time Grammy Award nominee. He lost his wife to cancer at a young age. Currently workingon his ninth musical, David has composed music for Disneyland theme parks in Paris and Tokyo. In a moment of historic serendipity, he wasplucked out of The Tonight Show audience by Johnny Carson and performed "Memory" from the musical Cats, earning an immediate nationalfollowing, and recently eight million YouTube views. He has also performed for four U.S. Presidents. David plays "Bells of Peace. " Artist Bio:Celeste Friedman, of Newark, Ohio, is Grammy Award nominee and author, who claims that the healing power of music is the reason for her ownsurvival with arthritis. As a composer for film, television and stage, she has scored the music for a Pulitzer Prize-nominated play, a cable TVmystery series, The Food Network and Nickelodeon; and her work was featured in a short film, showcased in Festival des Cannes in 2008.Celeste's music has garnered global airplay, reaching #1 on music charts in France, Italy, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, Argentina andAustralia. She sings "Sobreviva." Artist Bio: Eric Gnezda writes songs that embrace expansive subjects and tones, from inspiring anthems tohumor. Eric grew up as a caregiver, as his father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when Eric was three days old. Eric is the recipient of theOhioana Citation for Music composition, and earned an Emmy nomination as a television journalist. He is a regular Writers Night performer atNashville's iconic venue for songwriters The Bluebird Cafe. He performs "Blossoms of Hope."


21:00:00 Live from the Artists DenThe Lumineers

Americana superstars The Lumineers returned to their former neighborhood of Brooklyn for an unforgettable taping of Live from the Artists Den atthe majestic Kings Theatre. The band performed an 18-song set for ticket winners and guests, split evenly between songs from their Grammy-nominated 2012 debut and its Number One-charting follow-up, Cleopatra (plus a riveting unreleased song, "Long Way From Home," played soloby lead singer Wesley Schultz). The ornate, magnificent theater-built in 1929 and recently restored to its initial glory-provided a breathtakingsetting for a night full of great moments, from an unamplified version of "Darlene" to a rousing rendition of the Lumineers' breakthrough smash"Ho Hey."


22:00:00 Trezoros: The Lost Jews of KastoriaUsing never-before-seen pre-war archival footage and first-person testimonies, TREZOROS: THE LOST JEWS OF KASTORIA chronicles theJewish life and culture of Kastoria, a picturesque lakeside village in the mountains of Northwestern Greece, near the Albania border. Here, Jewsand Greek Orthodox Christians lived together in harmony for more than two millennia until World War II, when this long and rich history would bewiped out in the blink of an eye. TREZOROS (the Ladino/Judeo/Spanish term of endearment meaning "treasures") takes us from the joyfulinnocence of the pre-war years through the heartbreaking struggles of the Holocaust, to a unique place in time and history of a Greek Jewishculture lost forever.


23:30:00 The Last Ring HomeThe Last Ring Home is the story of Lt Minter Dial and his 1932 Annapolis Naval Academy ring that miraculously made its way home 17 yearsafter he was killed as a POW of the Japanese in WWII. The Last Ring Home is a spellbinding account of one man's obsession with a familymystery and the product of decades of research and inquiries. It also explores author Minter Dial's pursuit of the true story of his namesake, hislate grandfather Lt. Minter Dial, USN, a celebrated war hero whose suffering and trauma nearly buried his memory forever.


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00:00:01 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicyTurkey: A Partner In Crisis

Once seen as a model of democracy, Turkey may be slipping toward autocracy. Critics charge that President Recip Tayyip Erdogan used a failedcoup d'etat in 2016 as a means of consolidating power - power he says is necessary to secure the state. Great Decisions producers traveled toTurkey to examine the relationship with this key U.S. ally.



01:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: The 4onthefloor

The 4onthefloor performs an energetic live show at Icehouse Restaurant in Minneapolis. Front man Gabriel Douglas talks about playing fast, hislove of relentless drumming, and making sure everyone has a good time at The 4onthefloor's energetic live shows. Songs performed: Off TheCuff, Undertow, Down the Line, Lake Street Shuffle, Miss Behave, All My Friends.


01:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtists: "Music and Healing," one of two special episodes exploring the power of music, featuring David Tolley, Celeste Friedman, Megan Palmer,and Eric Gnezda. Artist Bio: Megan Palmer, an Ohio native who explored New York City's music scene before venturing to Nashville, where she'smade a stunningly honest and adeptly produced album entitled, What She's Got To Give. Produced by Patrick Damphier at Nashville's Club RoarStudio, and recorded in six days of mostly live tracking, this album features the stellar contributions of Jon Radford, Tony Scherr, Larry Cook, TimEaston, and Amy Speace. Megan is a cancer survivor, making her first musical performance since emerging from treatment. She performs "Ann'sBoots." Artists: David Tolley, of Powell, Ohio, is a two-time Grammy Award nominee. He lost his wife to cancer at a young age. Currently workingon his ninth musical, David has composed music for Disneyland theme parks in Paris and Tokyo. In a moment of historic serendipity, he wasplucked out of The Tonight Show audience by Johnny Carson and performed "Memory" from the musical Cats, earning an immediate nationalfollowing, and recently eight million YouTube views. He has also performed for four U.S. Presidents. David plays "Bells of Peace. " Artist Bio:Celeste Friedman, of Newark, Ohio, is Grammy Award nominee and author, who claims that the healing power of music is the reason for her ownsurvival with arthritis. As a composer for film, television and stage, she has scored the music for a Pulitzer Prize-nominated play, a cable TVmystery series, The Food Network and Nickelodeon; and her work was featured in a short film, showcased in Festival des Cannes in 2008.Celeste's music has garnered global airplay, reaching #1 on music charts in France, Italy, Austria, Belgium, The Netherlands, Argentina andAustralia. She sings "Sobreviva." Artist Bio: Eric Gnezda writes songs that embrace expansive subjects and tones, from inspiring anthems tohumor. Eric grew up as a caregiver, as his father was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis when Eric was three days old. Eric is the recipient of theOhioana Citation for Music composition, and earned an Emmy nomination as a television journalist. He is a regular Writers Night performer atNashville's iconic venue for songwriters The Bluebird Cafe. He performs "Blossoms of Hope."


02:00:00 Live from the Artists DenThe Lumineers

Americana superstars The Lumineers returned to their former neighborhood of Brooklyn for an unforgettable taping of Live from the Artists Den atthe majestic Kings Theatre. The band performed an 18-song set for ticket winners and guests, split evenly between songs from their Grammy-nominated 2012 debut and its Number One-charting follow-up, Cleopatra (plus a riveting unreleased song, "Long Way From Home," played soloby lead singer Wesley Schultz). The ornate, magnificent theater-built in 1929 and recently restored to its initial glory-provided a breathtakingsetting for a night full of great moments, from an unamplified version of "Darlene" to a rousing rendition of the Lumineers' breakthrough smash"Ho Hey."


03:00:00 Trezoros: The Lost Jews of KastoriaUsing never-before-seen pre-war archival footage and first-person testimonies, TREZOROS: THE LOST JEWS OF KASTORIA chronicles theJewish life and culture of Kastoria, a picturesque lakeside village in the mountains of Northwestern Greece, near the Albania border. Here, Jewsand Greek Orthodox Christians lived together in harmony for more than two millennia until World War II, when this long and rich history would bewiped out in the blink of an eye. TREZOROS (the Ladino/Judeo/Spanish term of endearment meaning "treasures") takes us from the joyfulinnocence of the pre-war years through the heartbreaking struggles of the Holocaust, to a unique place in time and history of a Greek Jewishculture lost forever.





08:00:00 Mixed NutzBollywood Dreams

Sanjay learns that love and politic don't mix when he falls in love with his teacher during class elections. He is too busy imagining her in romanticBollywood movies, instead of paying attention to the voters. In the end, the more responsible party wins and Sanjay realizes where he wentwrong. Lesson: When you take on a responsibility, do it for the right reasons.


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08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabNicky's Compass Goes South/A Gem of a Deal

Compass: When the SECRET LAB KIDS head off to rescue some stranded hikers with the aid of Nicky's cell phone compass her battery fizzlesout and the team must return to the lab and build a conventional compass. Gem: When a con artist purchases Nicky's granny's house for a fakegemstone necklace, the SECRET LAB KIDS must learn about minerals in order to save granny from ruin.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsBetter Balance

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueStrengthen Feet & Fingers


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitFunctional Fitness

This episode includes exercises that promote healthy living and being able to perform daily activities with ease and without injury. Registereddietitian, Janell Buchkoski, challenges viewers with a weight management tip of the day.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancySecond Chance T-Shirt Makeovers, Part 1

Do you have a drawer filled with once important, but seldom worn T-shirts? Give those notable shirts a second chance. Nancy and sewingmakeover specialist, Mary Mulari, share ways of using the fabric from T-shirts to create more usable projects and memory makers. Learn how tomake a rag-quilt, ideal for graduates, plus Christmas Stockings, luggage tags, and more.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowLacey Look Cardigans

That lacey look is always in style. Knit along with Melissa Leapman as she makes a button-front cardigan with a lacey bodice that is knit in onepiece. In the technique corner, learn to add a lifeline to lace knit projects. Then, crochet a short-sleeved cover-up with an all-over lace design withJenny King.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingRainbow Mosaic

An unusual take on charm quilts, this design by Nancy Mahoney combines multiple charm shapes in a medallion-style quilt that uses batiks.Using templates to make things easier, Nancy and host Sara Gallegos walk you through different methods for dealing with these unusual shapes.Hexagons, diamonds, triangles-with the right tools and techniques, you can master them all!



13:00:00 The Jazzy VegetarianNeighborly Supper

Host Laura Theodore prepares a casual meal featuring delectable "Walnut Stuffed Mushrooms." "Roasted Butternut Squash with Garlic" is servedon the side, along with mouthwatering "Spinach with Garbanzo Beans and Caramelized Onion." Scrumptious "Light and Lovely Lemon Cake"rounds out this simple supper menu.


13:30:00 Sara's Weeknight MealsSignificant Salad

If you've packed on the pounds lately, we have solution - salads that cut the calories without cutting the flavor, Sara's steak, mushroom andtomato salad, or scallop and grapefruit salad. We'll also visit the quintessential farmers market to shop for clean greens. It's like a spa in your ownhome!


14:00:00 Joanne Weir Gets FreshMushrooms Italian-Style

Italian cuisine is one of Joanne's favorite go-to's for cooking. She loves it so much because in Italy they take the freshest ingredients and cookthem at the peak of the season. In this episode, they're going to visit an Italian market, and then with her student Katy, they're going to make asuper easy mushroom pizza with Montasio and gorgonzola cheeses. Then they're going to get down to earth with a beef tenderloin stuffed withwild mushrooms. Join her as she travels through the heart and soul of Italy.


14:30:00 New Scandinavian CookingOil Adventure

Is cold-pressed rapeseed oil the olive oil of the north? To find out, Andreas travels to the old fortress town of Fredrikstad in Eastern Norway.Using fresh vegetables, Andreas makes classic and innovative emulsion sauces, preserved and deep-fried mackerel, crispy potatoes, andNorwegian coleslaw.


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15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsMake These Tonight

Stacking bracelets are today's hottest style statement. Jewelry designer Meredith Roddy creates three distinct styles of stacking bracelets tocombine or to wear alone. Candie Cooper designs trendy earrings for teens and tweens in Katie's Beading Lesson.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyCollage

Combine materials, mediums and techniques to create a collage. Julie Fei Fan Balzer has a collage project using layers of stencils. Urban artistSeth Apter die cuts components for an industrial-looking collage. Mixed media artist Rebekah Meier paints, stamps and sews a colorful clothbanner. Jenn Mason has a tip for capturing images while you travel.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$Scam-A-Rama (Protect Yourself from Being Scammed)

It's a complicated world and there are many ways you can be taken advantage of or cheated. Learn how to recognize a scam, and how to protectyourself from identify theft, pyramid schemes, and more.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsImagination

Unleash your imagination. Using rolling pins, Jenny Barnett-Rohrs creates all kinds of textures. Candie Cooper creates little superheroes toshowcase her creative writing. Franz Spohn draws a picture from a poem and Jenny makes an ever-lasting lunch from felt.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomePura Vida, Costa Rica

P. Allen Smith visits one of the five Blue Zones in the world, Costa Rica, to see if there really is a secret to living longer.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldGardening in the Desert Southwest (Phoenix, Az)

To garden successfully in the desert Southwest, it just takes a little local knowledge to master the nuances of growing a productive garden there.In this episode, we explore tips, tricks and unique challenges to mastering the art of gardening in this part of the country.






20:00:00 Backstage PassDonald Kinsey with the Dewaynes

Donald Kinsey, son of blues great Big Daddy Kinsey, brings a deeply rooted blues vibe to the stage with his infectious guitar playing andundeniable groove. Joining Kinsey are the Dewaynes featuring Craig "Griff" Griffith on harmonica and vocals. Together they jam to hits including"Got my Mojo Workin'" and "Hoochie Coochie Man." Recorded at Michigan BluesFest 2015 in historic Old Town.


20:30:00 Music VoyagerMorocco: The Heart of Morocco - The Middle

The three friends, Nouamane Lahlou, Hassan Hakmoun and Laurent LeGall, begin their voyage in the western foothills of the southern MiddleAtlas (Moyen Atlas) mountains and travel to Fes. The amazing old capital of Morocco lives in two worlds, the new modern Fes and medina (oldtown). From the ancient city-the medina in Fes-the friends learn that the history and music intertwine to bring out the richness and diversity of theculture. From Fes, the friends head to Khenifra and then on to Merzouga in the Sahara desert. Similar to the changes in topography, so do thepeople, the culture and the music change. Over the dunes the friends ride ATVs and jam under the amazing night sky by a desert fire.Nouamane, Hassan and Laurent then travel to the city of old-word charm and elegance, Marrakesh. The artist ambassador is the legendaryGnawa artists, Hassan Hakmoun and Fnaire. They show the different sides of this magical city and how it inspires them. The journey ends in thecoastal city of Essaouira, where Hassan has asked other famous Moroccan music artists to participate in a traditional Gnawa ceremony.


21:00:00 Live at the Charleston Music HallParker Millsap

Twenty-four year old Oklahoma native, Parker Millsap has had a banner year including his network TV debut on CONAN. Sir Elton John said ofParker, "...I saw one of the best concerts I have ever seen...It restored my faith in music." Parker does not disappoint in this episode with hissultry vocal and Elvis moves.


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21:30:00 New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising ArtistsNew Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists features rehearsal, performance and some backstage fun. Conor McDonald (baritone) is afeatured guest on a radio program; Clare Monfredo (cellist) rehearses and performs at String Quartet Marathon; Jeff DeRoche gives a tour of thepercussion section and conductor Karina Canellakis is presented for the first time.


22:00:00 Fly Boys: Western Pennsylvania's Tuskegee AirmenFLY BOYS: WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA'S TUSKEGEE AIRMEN tells the story of struggle and the ultimate triumph of the brave African-American soldiers who served their country during World War II. The film chronicles the "Tuskegee Airmen" program, a controversial militaryinitiative designed to measure African-Americans' competence for flying the engines of war. This fascinating documentary features the stories ofthe more than 40 aviators from western Pennsylvania, including the pilots, navigators and bombardiers who flew fighter and bomber planesduring the war, as well as the maintenance and support staff, instructors and personnel who kept the planes in the air.

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23:00:00 Reel SouthRed Wolf Revival

By Rosh Patel and Madison McClintock. Three decades ago, the nearly-extinct red wolf was reintroduced in North Carolina. While this flagshipconservation effort paved the way for reintroducing several other species across the country, today fewer than 100 wild red wolves remain - andtheir fate hinges on significant biological, political, cultural and economic challenges.


23:30:00 Reel SouthAn Enduring Legacy: Louisiana's Croatian-Americans

By James Catano. Little-known even in their home state, the Croatians of Lower Plaquemines Parish have used grit and determination to build anoystering industry that has made Louisiana famous. Follow the lives of four figures who embody the 150-year Croatian experience in Louisianaand share in the history of this unique tight-knit community.


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00:00:01 Well ReadIan Rankin: Rather Be The Devil

International best selling author Ian Rankin, fresh from his homeland of Scotland, talks about his latest tale for popular detective John Rebus inthe new book Rather Be The Devil. A must read about power, corruption, and bitter rivalries in the dark heart of Edinburgh.



01:00:00 Backstage PassDonald Kinsey with the Dewaynes

Donald Kinsey, son of blues great Big Daddy Kinsey, brings a deeply rooted blues vibe to the stage with his infectious guitar playing andundeniable groove. Joining Kinsey are the Dewaynes featuring Craig "Griff" Griffith on harmonica and vocals. Together they jam to hits including"Got my Mojo Workin'" and "Hoochie Coochie Man." Recorded at Michigan BluesFest 2015 in historic Old Town.


01:30:00 Music VoyagerMorocco: The Heart of Morocco - The Middle

The three friends, Nouamane Lahlou, Hassan Hakmoun and Laurent LeGall, begin their voyage in the western foothills of the southern MiddleAtlas (Moyen Atlas) mountains and travel to Fes. The amazing old capital of Morocco lives in two worlds, the new modern Fes and medina (oldtown). From the ancient city-the medina in Fes-the friends learn that the history and music intertwine to bring out the richness and diversity of theculture. From Fes, the friends head to Khenifra and then on to Merzouga in the Sahara desert. Similar to the changes in topography, so do thepeople, the culture and the music change. Over the dunes the friends ride ATVs and jam under the amazing night sky by a desert fire.Nouamane, Hassan and Laurent then travel to the city of old-word charm and elegance, Marrakesh. The artist ambassador is the legendaryGnawa artists, Hassan Hakmoun and Fnaire. They show the different sides of this magical city and how it inspires them. The journey ends in thecoastal city of Essaouira, where Hassan has asked other famous Moroccan music artists to participate in a traditional Gnawa ceremony.


02:00:00 Live at the Charleston Music HallParker Millsap

Twenty-four year old Oklahoma native, Parker Millsap has had a banner year including his network TV debut on CONAN. Sir Elton John said ofParker, "...I saw one of the best concerts I have ever seen...It restored my faith in music." Parker does not disappoint in this episode with hissultry vocal and Elvis moves.


02:30:00 New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising ArtistsNew Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists features rehearsal, performance and some backstage fun. Conor McDonald (baritone) is afeatured guest on a radio program; Clare Monfredo (cellist) rehearses and performs at String Quartet Marathon; Jeff DeRoche gives a tour of thepercussion section and conductor Karina Canellakis is presented for the first time.


03:00:00 Fly Boys: Western Pennsylvania's Tuskegee AirmenFLY BOYS: WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA'S TUSKEGEE AIRMEN tells the story of struggle and the ultimate triumph of the brave African-American soldiers who served their country during World War II. The film chronicles the "Tuskegee Airmen" program, a controversial militaryinitiative designed to measure African-Americans' competence for flying the engines of war. This fascinating documentary features the stories ofthe more than 40 aviators from western Pennsylvania, including the pilots, navigators and bombardiers who flew fighter and bomber planesduring the war, as well as the maintenance and support staff, instructors and personnel who kept the planes in the air.

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04:00:00 Reel SouthRed Wolf Revival

By Rosh Patel and Madison McClintock. Three decades ago, the nearly-extinct red wolf was reintroduced in North Carolina. While this flagshipconservation effort paved the way for reintroducing several other species across the country, today fewer than 100 wild red wolves remain - andtheir fate hinges on significant biological, political, cultural and economic challenges.


04:30:00 Reel SouthAn Enduring Legacy: Louisiana's Croatian-Americans

By James Catano. Little-known even in their home state, the Croatians of Lower Plaquemines Parish have used grit and determination to build anoystering industry that has made Louisiana famous. Follow the lives of four figures who embody the 150-year Croatian experience in Louisianaand share in the history of this unique tight-knit community.



08:00:00 Mixed NutzObsession

Jae becomes obsessed with winning the junior golf championships, as Damaris gets carried away with cleanliness. Both kids learn the value ofmoderation, and enjoying the tasks at hand with getting too caught up in them. Lesson: Too much of anything can be harmful.


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08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabThe Eagle Has Landed/Bee-Gone

Eagle: When a power company worker finds an abandoned eagle's nest precariously perched atop a wind turbine the SECRET LAB KIDS build ahomemade rocket to fire a rope up to him so he can lower the nest to safety. Bee: When JD and Kent discover there's a shortage of beeswax fortheir surfboards, it leads to the discovery that all the local honeybees have vanished from the beehives.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsDiabetes

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueUnlock Your Hips


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitGood Alignment

By doing exercises with eyes closed, Mary Ann builds an awareness of how good spinal alignment feels. Mary Ann gives a tip of the day.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancySecond Chance T-Shirt Makeovers, Part 2

Be creative with T-shirts that are not being worn by using the fabric from the shirts in a new way. Nancy and guest, Mary Mulari, show how to turnthe T-shirts from family vacation sites, school events, and sporting games into easy-to-sew projects such as, pennant banners, headbands, neckgaiters, scarves and more. These second-chance projects are ideal for beginner stitchers.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowBlooming Afghans

Let stitch patterns bloom in beautiful afghans. Kristen Mangus knits an autumn-inspired afghan with a lush pattern of leaves and berries. Createcabling without a cable needle in the technique corner with Melissa Leapman. Ellen Gormley crochets 3-round squares to make an heirloom laceafghan with elegant tassel fringe.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingFarmer's Wife Table Runner

The Farmer's Wife quilts by Laurie Aaron Hird have become instant classics. The Fons & Porter staff was inspired to pick one quilt block fromeach iconic quilt, and incorporate them into a smaller project. Host Sara Gallegos and Fons & Porter Sewing Specialist Colleen Tauke showcasehow small quilt blocks can be mixed-and-matched. This table runner will let you take a small taste of the rich tradition of sampler quilts.



13:00:00 Mike Colameco's Real FoodChinatown/ Wilson Tang Nom Wah Tea Parlor

Wilson Tang Nom Wah Tea Parlor is the oldest continuously operated Dim Sum restaurant in the country. Located on historic Doyer street theTang Family has owned it since the 60's and now grandson Wilson has taken into the 21st century. We'll spend a day with him at Nom Wah andtake a walk around the hood to see it from his eyes.


13:30:00 Cooking with Nick StellinoNick's Favorite Pasta & Strawberry Dessert

Nick visits the P-Patch to talk about tomatoes and prepares his favorite pasta dish from his youth, Rigatoni with Bolognese Ragu. Then shares athe simple techniques of making a luxurious dessert, Strawberries with Zabaglione & Orange Liqueur.


14:00:00 Chef Paul Prudhomme's Always Cooking!Broiling

Stuffed Tilapia, Magic Broiled Tomatoes, Broiled Honey Chicken Wings.


14:30:00 Jacques Pepin: Heart & SoulLa Cocina Ole

Annual trips to Mexico and visits with fellow chef Rick Bayless are the inspiration for Jacques' tasty garlic and pasilla soup. Jacques continues theMexican-themed menu as he demonstrates his chicken with chili sauce and achiote rice, a recipe that boasts bright, bold aromas and textures.Finally, Jacques puts leftover bananas to good use for his simply scrumptious banana gratin dessert.


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15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsColor Explorations

Create custom colors and add a new twist to traditional techniques. Katie Hacker combines metals with stones and beads to make her stylestatement. Artist syndee holt blends polymer clay to create new colors and contemporary designs using the ancient art of mokume gane.Designer Jill MacKay shares a great die-cutting tip as she embellishes leather to make dangly earrings.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyPaint Techniques

Get out those paints and brushes and let's paint! Collage artist Rebekah Meier uses custom-cut stencils, masking tape and paints to create a coolcanvas. Dina Wakley uses thick and thin paint methods to make an artistic journal page. Host Julie Fei Fan Balzer works with additive andreductive mono-printing techniques. In the tip, Seth Apter shares innovative embossing ideas.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$The Value of Money

With many currencies around the world, what determines the value of money? What are the factors that raise or lower the value of the americandollar? Why is the dollar measured against the chinese yuan, the japanese yen, or the euro? Learn why the value of the dollar is important in yourlife.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsSci-Fi

Travel to the future for new adventures. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs builds a robot tray to hold coins and treasures. Then, she creates a mysterious seacreature. Franz Spohn launches aliens into outer space and Jenny makes futuristic sculptures from foam.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeMighty Micros

P. Allen Smith explores the little touches that make a big impact around the home and garden.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldHope for Heroes: The Farmer Veteran Coalition (Davis, Ca)

The Farmer Veteran Coalition's mission helps connect veterans with good jobs and new careers by cultivating a new generation of farmers. Inthis episode, we see the FVC's mission in action with moving stories of farmers whose lives have been changed thanks to the coalitionconnection.






20:00:00 Song of the MountainsMolly Rose Band / Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice


21:00:00 WoodsongsPeter Rowan and J2b2 (John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band)

PETER ROWAN is a true music legend with a career spanning over five decades. From his days with Bill Monroe as a Bluegrass Boy to his workwith Tony Rice, from Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead to his Grammy-winning albums with David Grisman, Rowan is a Grammy Award- winnerand six-time Grammy nominee. His latest project is 'My Aloha' recorded in Honolulu with traditional Hawaiian musicians. J2B2 (John JorgensonBluegrass Band) is an all-star bluegrass supergroup featuring four legendary, Grammy Award-winning musicians - John Jorgenson on acousticguitar, mandolin and vocals; Herb Pedersen on banjo, acoustic guitar and vocals; Patrick Sauber on acoustic guitar and vocals, and Mark Fain onbass - delivering bluegrass like no one has ever heard it before. John is another true music icon. He, along with Herb, are founding members ofthe Desert Rose Band and is one of America's most adventurous guitar masters. WoodSongs Kids: The Riegle Family Band is a bluegrass stringquartet from Muncie, Indiana.


22:00:00 Film School ShortsStranger Desires

Tom and Myrna are looking for love in all the wrong places in two stories of ill-advised affection: Tom by Michael Smigiel and Mr. Lamb by JeanPesce.


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22:30:00 On StoryA Conversation with Marta Kauffman

Marta Kauffman takes viewers into that unforgettable New York apartment and talks about how the phenomenon of Friends came to be, theuniversal appeal of Grace and Frankie, and working with the network versus Netflix.


23:00:00 Science Goes to the MoviesTeenagers

Guest: Dr. Karen Sorens. Movie: Spiderman. Teens in movies are just as complicated as they are in real life. Columbia University's Director ofAdolescent Medicine, Dr. Karen Sorens joins us to discuss Spiderman and teenagers' not-so-secret desire to be a superhero.



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00:00:01 Second OpinionC. Difficile

Patient Story: When the bacteria Clostridium difficile (C.diff) grows out of control in your intestines, you can become very sick with what iscommonly known as C. diff. Lois Joseph shares her painful story of living with C. diff and how she ultimately overcame this horrible illness. Mythor Medicine: Is C. diff only acquired in healthcare settings? Second Opinion 5: Five ways to prevent contracting C. diff.



01:00:00 Song of the MountainsMolly Rose Band / Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice


02:00:00 WoodsongsPeter Rowan and J2b2 (John Jorgenson Bluegrass Band)

PETER ROWAN is a true music legend with a career spanning over five decades. From his days with Bill Monroe as a Bluegrass Boy to his workwith Tony Rice, from Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead to his Grammy-winning albums with David Grisman, Rowan is a Grammy Award- winnerand six-time Grammy nominee. His latest project is 'My Aloha' recorded in Honolulu with traditional Hawaiian musicians. J2B2 (John JorgensonBluegrass Band) is an all-star bluegrass supergroup featuring four legendary, Grammy Award-winning musicians - John Jorgenson on acousticguitar, mandolin and vocals; Herb Pedersen on banjo, acoustic guitar and vocals; Patrick Sauber on acoustic guitar and vocals, and Mark Fain onbass - delivering bluegrass like no one has ever heard it before. John is another true music icon. He, along with Herb, are founding members ofthe Desert Rose Band and is one of America's most adventurous guitar masters. WoodSongs Kids: The Riegle Family Band is a bluegrass stringquartet from Muncie, Indiana.


03:00:00 Film School ShortsStranger Desires

Tom and Myrna are looking for love in all the wrong places in two stories of ill-advised affection: Tom by Michael Smigiel and Mr. Lamb by JeanPesce.


03:30:00 On StoryA Conversation with Marta Kauffman

Marta Kauffman takes viewers into that unforgettable New York apartment and talks about how the phenomenon of Friends came to be, theuniversal appeal of Grace and Frankie, and working with the network versus Netflix.


04:00:00 Science Goes to the MoviesTeenagers

Guest: Dr. Karen Sorens. Movie: Spiderman. Teens in movies are just as complicated as they are in real life. Columbia University's Director ofAdolescent Medicine, Dr. Karen Sorens joins us to discuss Spiderman and teenagers' not-so-secret desire to be a superhero.




08:00:00 Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren JenkinsGlorious Hibiscus

Gary paints a large hibiscus larger than his usual work. A mixture of red, turquoise and yellow gives this flower its characteristic appearance. Inthe background, a hodgepodge of Impressionist brushstrokes and colors creates balance in this painting's composition.


08:30:00 Painting with Wilson BickfordEmperor Penguins, Part 1

Emperor penguins spend their entire lives on Antarctic ice and in its waters. Wilson blocks out the penguins and paints the background.


09:00:00 Landscapes Through Time with David DunlopJames Abbott Mcneill Whistler's Venetian Etchings

David travels to beautiful Venetian locations that inspired provocative, iconoclastic artist James Abbott McNeill Whistler (1834-1903) during histransformative trip in 1879-1880. Whistler's fame from the etchings that he created in the backstreets of Venice helped rehabilitate his artisticreputation after a disastrous libel trial with noted art critic John Ruskin. David demonstrates a dry point on a copper plate alongside a canal, theRio de San Barnaba, located near Whistler's first studio at the Ca' Rezzonico, demonstrating Whistler's brilliance in graphic design.


09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueIncrease Your Energy


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10:00:00 Sit and Be FitNew Challenges

Mary Ann introduces a new abdominal exercise called the "Ski Jump" and Gretchen gives you a new balance challenge.


10:30:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsLung Power Walking Workout


11:00:00 Neven Maguire: Home ChefNeven opens the series by paying a visit to Waterford Castle and head chef Michael Quinn, who prepares leg of lamb steaks. Back in his kitchen,Neven makes air-dried beef carpaccio with roasted beetroot and mustard cream, and the MacNean cheesecake with raspberries and whitechocolate.


11:30:00 Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick BaylessThe Hunt for Caribbean Lobster

Deep in the Sian Ka'an nature reserve, there's a seriously remote village called Punta Allen, where a team from the local sustainable lobsterfishing cooperative brings Rick and chef Juan Pablo Loza out for an afternoon at sea. The day's catch? A Caribbean lobster, simply prepared incoconut soup. Back at the ultra-luxe Rosewood Mayakoba resort, Juan Pablo showcases the tranquil resort gardens before preparing a feast ofgrilled lobster zarandeado with adobo mayo and sweet corn puree in the kitchen of La Ceiba, an outdoor garden party area. Inspired by thetropical abundance, Rick heads to his backyard garden with master gardener Bill Shores before making greens with grilled honey-lime dressingand a sweet-and-spicy, chipotle-honey glazed shrimp dish.


12:00:00 Lidia's KitchenEggs - All Different Ways

It's an episode devoted to the fresh, simple egg, and it highlights some of Lidia's all-time favorites: stracciatella: a simple chicken stock laced withribbons of egg and tender spinach; frittata with ricotta: a luscious frittata filled with ricotta, tomatoes, onions and basil; baked eggplant and eggs: abaked dish showing off of one of summer's best vegetables.


12:30:00 Moveable Feast with Fine CookingCharleston, South Carolina - Sean Brock and Benjamin Dennis

Moveable Feast with Fine Cookingis back in Charleston, where chefs Sean Brock and Benjamin "BJ" Dennis create some classic southern disheswith all the Southern charm. Host Pete Evans joins the chefs for visits to a South Carolina plantation, which produces some of the finestvegetables and rye in the area. They also embark on a trip to an innovative farm looking to feed and train the people of tomorrow and teach themto grow sustainable foods. Chef Dennis prepares a fantastic short rib and conch stew with classic southern grits while chef Brock roasts a pig withheritage greens and vegetables. It's a feast steeped in South Carolina tradition on Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking Magazine.


13:00:00 Expeditions with Patrick McmillanSouth Texas - A Hint of the Tropics

This is a place that few of us will ever visit. It's packed with biodiversity. Many of the plants and animals that are found here can be found no placeelse in the United States and their future is tied to a connection with Mexico, here on the border. Join Patrick as he explores a land of Green Jaysand Plain Chachalacas in South Texas.


13:30:00 Weekends with YankeeThe Coast

From Connecticut's soft sandy beaches to Maine's rugged granite shores, our Atlantic coastline is a place of beauty and wonder, lapping alongfive of the six New England states and drawing visitors from around the world. This week, we start in Ogunquit, Maine, named by Yankeemagazine as the best beach town in New England. Next, we travel north to a rocky cove near Acadia National Park, where we create anauthentic Maine clambake (right down to the Red Snapper hot dogs). And then it's back to New England basics with a lesson in traditionalboatbuilding in Newport, Rhode Island.


14:00:00 Rick Steves' EuropeIstanbul

Where Europe comes face to face with Asia, we'll explore the fascinating, multilayered city of Istanbul. We'll lose our way in the Grand Bazaarand feast like kings with locals at a fisherman's wharf. We'll follow the fall of the Byzantium and the rise of Islam at the city's ancient wall, HagiaSophia, Blue Mosque and Topkapi Palace. To escape the city bustle, we'll board a boat on the churning Bosphorus, make friends overbackgammon, and try a traditional bath.


14:30:00 Born to Explore with Richard WieseChile: Flowering of the Llamas

Richard Wiese travels to the driest place on earth, Chile's Atacama Desert. He explores the Valley of the Moons on horseback and meets theAtacamenos, a people who have survived in this harsh environment for hundreds of years. In a tiny oasis community, Richard joins a family in asacred thanksgiving ceremony called the "Floramiento" or flowering of the llamas, where these beasts of burden are adorned with flowers.


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15:00:00 Garden SmartGardenSMART continues work on a landscape installation project that started last season. And there is still a lot to do. In this episode we reviewwhat's been accomplished, what needs to be done, and discuss with contractors the masonry and irrigation work they're doing. A great show, alot of gardening information. Be sure to tune in.


15:30:00 For Your HomeBungalow Blowout

It can be really expensive to fall in love with a neighborhood especially a trendy one filled with small, out of date houses. FYH tackles therenovation of a 1920's arts and crafts bungalow in a five-part mini series. In this first episode, viewers will meet the homeowners, architects,builder and experience the process of designing the new spaces.


16:00:00 Drexel InterviewAfrican American Museum In Philadelphia

This installment of the program's museum series takes Host Paula Marantz Cohen on a tour of the African American Museum in Philadelphia.Museum staff offer exclusive insight into permanent installations and a recent traveling exhibition, Arresting Patterns: Perspectives on Race,Criminal Justice, Artistic Expression, and Community. Conversation and visual imagery throughout the tour reveal the rich cultural and historicalimportance of this institution for mapping the trajectory of American democracy, freedom, and civil rights.

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16:30:00 Overheard with Evan SmithMichael Schmidt, Journalist

Michael Schmidt is a reporter for The New York Times and contributor for MSNBC. Schmidt is known for his investigative reporting and coverageof Trump. In 2015, Schmidt broke the news of Hillary Clinton's personal email usage for government business. He also was the first to report theJames Comey memo on Trump's orders to drop the Michael Flynn investigation. Before working for The Times, Schmidt worked at The BostonGlobe.



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17:30:00 Craftsman's LegacyThe Wood Turner

Let the chips fly! Host Eric Gorges and master wood turner Alan Hollar turn a wooden bowl in the Appalachian Mountains.




19:00:00 Closer to TruthWhat Could Esp Mean?

Extrasensory perception (ESP) probes reality. If ESP does not exist, then today's physical world may be all there is. If ESP does exist, then realitymay go beyond the physical world. But can ESP be tested by science?





20:00:00 SpeakeasySteve Earle and David Simon

Three-time Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Steve Earle is joined by Emmy Award- winning producer David Simon for an intimateconversation in this episode of Speakeasy. Earle began his career as a songwriter in 1982 before having his breakthrough 1986's Guitar Town.His 16th studio album, So You Wanna Be an Outlaw, was released in June 2017. Simon is the Emmy Award winning producer behind HBO's TheWire. His latest project The Deuceis coming to HBO in the fall. The pair discuss storytelling through song, politics, and working with Townes VanZandt. Earle treats the audience to a special performance of songs from his new album including "Goodbye Michelangelo," "The Firebreak Line,"and "So You Wannabe an Outlaw."


21:00:00 Front and CenterRob Thomas

Rob Thomas burst onto the scene in 1996 as the creative force and lead singer of Matchbox Twenty. In 2005 he branched out and has sincebecome a three-time Grammy Award winner whose songs have consistently topped the charts. Thomas, as part of an acoustic trio, takes thestage at the Iridium in New York City to treat fans to performance of some of his biggest hits including #1s "Lonely No More," "3 AM," and"Smooth." Thomas also performs "We Are One" for the first time.


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22:00:00 Globe TrekkerFood Hour: Sicily

Bobby Chinn discovers the cultural and historical influences that define contemporary Sicilian cuisine. Occupations by the Phoenicians, Romans,Arabs, Normans, the French and the Spanish have all played their part by introducing techniques and ingredients that have created one of themost layered and intriguing global cuisines. Very closely related to its religious and spiritual life, Sicilian cuisine is above all a reflection of theisland's cultural and historical events.


23:00:00 Arts In ContextLift The Heart

Anuradha Naimpally started Austin Dance India in her garage 25 years ago so that she should share her love of traditional Indian dance to hercommunity. Extended: Twenty five years ago, Anuradha Naimpally started Austin Dance India in her garage so that she should share her love oftraditional Indian dance to her community. Now Austin Dance India is the preeminent performance company and school in Austin for BharataNatyam dance. From teaching young students to putting on big showcases, Naimpally and Austin Dance India empower girls and women andgive them a strong, tangible connection to their culture.


23:30:00 Articulate with Jim CotterKnowing the rules, then breaking them is common to all Articulate's subjects this week: Caroline Shaw, Lizzo, and Robert Janz.


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00:00:01 Closer to TruthWhat Could Esp Mean?

Extrasensory perception (ESP) probes reality. If ESP does not exist, then today's physical world may be all there is. If ESP does exist, then realitymay go beyond the physical world. But can ESP be tested by science?





01:00:00 SpeakeasySteve Earle and David Simon

Three-time Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Steve Earle is joined by Emmy Award- winning producer David Simon for an intimateconversation in this episode of Speakeasy. Earle began his career as a songwriter in 1982 before having his breakthrough 1986's Guitar Town.His 16th studio album, So You Wanna Be an Outlaw, was released in June 2017. Simon is the Emmy Award winning producer behind HBO's TheWire. His latest project The Deuceis coming to HBO in the fall. The pair discuss storytelling through song, politics, and working with Townes VanZandt. Earle treats the audience to a special performance of songs from his new album including "Goodbye Michelangelo," "The Firebreak Line,"and "So You Wannabe an Outlaw."


02:00:00 Front and CenterRob Thomas

Rob Thomas burst onto the scene in 1996 as the creative force and lead singer of Matchbox Twenty. In 2005 he branched out and has sincebecome a three-time Grammy Award winner whose songs have consistently topped the charts. Thomas, as part of an acoustic trio, takes thestage at the Iridium in New York City to treat fans to performance of some of his biggest hits including #1s "Lonely No More," "3 AM," and"Smooth." Thomas also performs "We Are One" for the first time.


03:00:00 Globe TrekkerFood Hour: Sicily

Bobby Chinn discovers the cultural and historical influences that define contemporary Sicilian cuisine. Occupations by the Phoenicians, Romans,Arabs, Normans, the French and the Spanish have all played their part by introducing techniques and ingredients that have created one of themost layered and intriguing global cuisines. Very closely related to its religious and spiritual life, Sicilian cuisine is above all a reflection of theisland's cultural and historical events.


04:00:00 Arts In ContextLift The Heart

Anuradha Naimpally started Austin Dance India in her garage 25 years ago so that she should share her love of traditional Indian dance to hercommunity. Extended: Twenty five years ago, Anuradha Naimpally started Austin Dance India in her garage so that she should share her love oftraditional Indian dance to her community. Now Austin Dance India is the preeminent performance company and school in Austin for BharataNatyam dance. From teaching young students to putting on big showcases, Naimpally and Austin Dance India empower girls and women andgive them a strong, tangible connection to their culture.


04:30:00 Articulate with Jim CotterKnowing the rules, then breaking them is common to all Articulate's subjects this week: Caroline Shaw, Lizzo, and Robert Janz.



08:00:00 Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah BansemerPortland Head Lighthouse

Spend the day at one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world, Maine's Portland Head Lighthouse. Sarah speaks with the museumdirector and looks at some artifacts. Roger finds a good view to paint the famous lighthouse structure.


08:30:00 Painting with PaulsonAfternoon Power Part III


09:00:00 Wyland's Art StudioBengal Tiger

The dramatic markings of wild animals offer a perfect study of contrast. Arranging different colors, shades and textures against each otherappeals to our natural love of contrast and adds a heightened element of drama. Artists may use contrast of hue, which is simply a color that hasnot been diluted. Contrast of value is the range of lightness versus darkness of certain colors. Occasionally, in oil painting, artists will paint entirelyin shades of grey. This is the oil equivalent of a tonal drawing. A strong tonal drawing almost always leads to a strong painting. Artists such asDegas understood the effectiveness of color contrast. Wyland explores contrasting shades in this painting of a Bengal Tiger.

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueTone Your Entire Body


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitCoordination and Reaction Time

This episode focuses on being aware of your body's movements and how it contributes to coordination and reaction time.




11:30:00 New Orleans Cooking with Kevin BeltonIrish New Orleans

Irish stew, Creole cottage pie, Irish channel soda bread.


12:00:00 Ciao ItaliaMushrooms for Ravioli - Funghi Freschi Per Ravioli

Mary Ann spends the day in a California forest with professional mushroom gatherer, Connie Green, in search of the elusive porcino mushroom,beloved by Italian cooks. After finding just what she needs, Mary Ann goes nella cucina to make an elegant first course ravioli dish perfumed withfresh mushrooms.


12:30:00 Mike Colameco's Real FoodNy Wine Bars

Great food paired with a huge selection of wines by the glass, well what's not to like? Today's episode we visit Ardesia in Hell's Kitchen, Corkbuzzwith Master Sommelier and owner Laura Maniac at both locations and Ten Bells a funky LES all bio / organic wine bar down on Broome St.


13:00:00 Travels with DarleySanta Fe Arts & Culture

From scenery so enchanting that it's drawn in filmmakers throughout history to farm fresh New Mexican cuisine and culture, explore Santa Fewith Emmy-nominated host Darley Newman and a cast of local friends. Discover history in Santa Fe's Plaza, contemporary art at Meow Wolf,tailgating at the Santa Fe Opera and a Japanese style spa complete with artisanal sake, combining the classic and quirky in Santa Fe.


13:30:00 Travel Detective with Peter GreenbergOvertourism

CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg tells us about some places around the world in which there are too many tourists visiting each year.Plus, it's Australia's third largest city with 283 days of sunshine annually, featuring a thriving music, art, and culinary scene: Greenberg shows youhis hidden gems of Brisbane. And, in Northern Italy, correspondent Arnie Weissmann introduces us to a cruise ship excursion that will tempt yourtaste buds!


14:00:00 Wild Photo AdventuresRocky Mountain Elk

Host and professional wildlife photographer Doug Gardner and nature photographer Michael Mauro hike the breath-taking Rocky Mountains insearch of rutting Elk to photograph.


14:30:00 In The Americas with David YetmanMexico City: 600 Years of Urban Glory

Six centuries ago the Aztec capital city of Tenochtitl


15:00:00 Woodsmith ShopPerfect Tenons & Lumber Thicknesses

Watch as the Woodsmith editors discuss the key tips and tricks for creating a rabbeted miter joint in an episode flashback. Plus, buy betterlumber.


15:30:00 American WoodshopHome Trims

Scrolling brackets for doorways, carving weather vanes and totem accents.


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16:00:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah StarrFlowing River

Allow the powerful flowing river energy to renew your body as we explore a rejuvenating yoga practice using a chair for support, focusing oncoordinating movement and breath, improving circulation in the upper body while dissolving tension in the neck and shoulders.


16:30:00 Second OpinionManaging Diabetes

Patient Story: Some experts call Type II Diabetes an epidemic in America. But why is it so difficult to keep under control. Bob Hatch seeks asecond opinion as he struggles to manage his diabetes. Myth or Medicine: Can you cure Type II Diabetes? Second Opinon 5: Five lifestylechoices that help manage diabetes.


17:00:00 Healthy Body Healthy MindControlling Gout

Gout has been an ongoing medical issue for thousands of years. From the 1960s to the 1990s, gout rates doubled in the United States. Today,an estimated 8 million Americans endure periodic bouts of excruciating pain as a result of gout. This pain stems from a build-up of a substancecalled uric acid in various joints of the body. Excess uric acid may cause lasting damage in joints and contribute to other maladies such as heartdisease, kidney disease and even diabetes. Foot pain, especially in the big toe, is a common symptom for patients in the early stages of gout, butcan occur in other areas of the body, especially the hands, wrists, elbows and knees. Whether symptoms consist of occasional flares, or are partof an ongoing presence, the intense pain of gout is the most common result. Through leading medical experts and their patients, we will explorethe causes, treatment options, and lifestyle effects of gout.


17:30:00 Well ReadViet Thanh Nguyen / The Refugees

Pulitzer prize winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen shares with Well Read audiences his second work of fiction, The Refugees. A book about theaspirations of those who leave one country for another, and the relationships and desires for self-fulfillment that define our lives.


18:00:00 California's GoldCatalina Cubs

Chicago millionaire William Wrigley brought excitement to the Catalina Island every year, when his Chicago Cubs baseball team came for springtraining each season through the late 1940s. A ball field was built and visitors came from Los Angeles and other California cities to watch the"Catalina" Cubs.

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18:30:00 Joseph Rosendo's TravelscopeLa Joie De Vivre In Quebec City, Canada

Joseph heads to Quebec City, the only walled city north of Mexico, for a lively cultural adventure among the French-speaking Quebecois. The cityoffers so many attractions that it's hard for Joseph to squeeze them all in. Yet, half the pleasure is in the trying as Joseph strolls the village'satmospheric streets, joins into the colorful night life, samples world-famous cuisine, savors the area's natural beauty and generally celebrates Lajoie de vivre - the joy of living -- with the largest Francophone population outside of France. Vive les Quebecois! Vive la Ville de Quebec!


19:00:00 Blackademics TelevisionTyson / Gilbarg

A passionate Austin middle school student orator discusses "Opportunity Avenue." An advocate for youth empowerment teaches music and videoproduction to inspire and educate.


19:30:00 The Kamla Show SpecialBrett Morgen Jane Goodall


20:00:00 Black AmericaPresidential Politics and Black America with Errol Louis

Carol Jenkins sits down with Errol Louis, CNN contributor, political anchor and host of NY1's Inside City Hall and the Director of Urban Reportingat the CUNY School of Journalism. Together they discuss the many facets of the current presidential race between Hillary Clinton and DonaldTrump and the effects of the campaigns on the black community.


20:30:00 Asian American LifeJeremy Lin won't be the only Asian American basketball player in the NBA if Jason Brickman can help it. We get the story from Reporter Paul Linwho visits the record-breaking NCAA point guard. Reporter Barry Mitchell introduces to us a cool and refreshing Bubble Tea hot spot in Brooklyn.Tinabeth Pina reports that Broadway musicals are a hit in Asia. Reporter Kyung Yoon invites us to explore how some Asian American adopteesredefine our perception of identity.


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21:00:00 Tibet Diary: Beauty and MysteryJoin two American athletes, Chris and Lache, as they experience the culture, the spirituality and the stunning scenery of Tibet for the very firsttime. They begin their journey with a twenty three hour train ride through the Qinghai Tibetan Plateau: the highest plateau on earth. Tibet, the roofof the world, with an average elevation of 16,000 feet, provided serious physical challenges for the two athletes, but their struggles wereworthwhile. They witnessed monks debating Buddhist scriptures at the Sera Monastery, had a chat about Buddhism with a revered monk at theJokhang Temple, tasted traditional Tibetan food and danced with local Tibetans. The breathtaking scenery at the Yamzho Yumco Lake left themboth at a loss for words. Finally, they visited the magnificent Potala Palace and ascended up to the rooftop, a site forbidden to film crews for thepast 7 years.

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22:00:00 Pacific HeartbeatBeing Bruno Banani

Being Bruno Banani tells the unique story of the first and only Tongan Luger who managed to qualify in an amazingly short amount of time for the2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. Through his name he also acted as the first "living brand" using a completely new and disputed way to getaround the strict IOC's Olympic advertising regulations.




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00:00:01 Blackademics TelevisionTyson / Gilbarg

A passionate Austin middle school student orator discusses "Opportunity Avenue." An advocate for youth empowerment teaches music and videoproduction to inspire and educate.


00:30:00 The Kamla Show SpecialBrett Morgen Jane Goodall


01:00:00 Black AmericaPresidential Politics and Black America with Errol Louis

Carol Jenkins sits down with Errol Louis, CNN contributor, political anchor and host of NY1's Inside City Hall and the Director of Urban Reportingat the CUNY School of Journalism. Together they discuss the many facets of the current presidential race between Hillary Clinton and DonaldTrump and the effects of the campaigns on the black community.


01:30:00 Asian American LifeJeremy Lin won't be the only Asian American basketball player in the NBA if Jason Brickman can help it. We get the story from Reporter Paul Linwho visits the record-breaking NCAA point guard. Reporter Barry Mitchell introduces to us a cool and refreshing Bubble Tea hot spot in Brooklyn.Tinabeth Pina reports that Broadway musicals are a hit in Asia. Reporter Kyung Yoon invites us to explore how some Asian American adopteesredefine our perception of identity.


02:00:00 Tibet Diary: Beauty and MysteryJoin two American athletes, Chris and Lache, as they experience the culture, the spirituality and the stunning scenery of Tibet for the very firsttime. They begin their journey with a twenty three hour train ride through the Qinghai Tibetan Plateau: the highest plateau on earth. Tibet, the roofof the world, with an average elevation of 16,000 feet, provided serious physical challenges for the two athletes, but their struggles wereworthwhile. They witnessed monks debating Buddhist scriptures at the Sera Monastery, had a chat about Buddhism with a revered monk at theJokhang Temple, tasted traditional Tibetan food and danced with local Tibetans. The breathtaking scenery at the Yamzho Yumco Lake left themboth at a loss for words. Finally, they visited the magnificent Potala Palace and ascended up to the rooftop, a site forbidden to film crews for thepast 7 years.

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03:00:00 Pacific HeartbeatBeing Bruno Banani

Being Bruno Banani tells the unique story of the first and only Tongan Luger who managed to qualify in an amazingly short amount of time for the2014 Winter Olympic Games in Sochi. Through his name he also acted as the first "living brand" using a completely new and disputed way to getaround the strict IOC's Olympic advertising regulations.





08:00:00 Mixed NutzFood for Thought

After viewing the interesting foods from around the world that his friends bring for lunch, Michael's peanut butter and jelly sandwich looks moreboring then ever. To top it off, his Dad only promotes eating the same things. Lucky for Michael, his Mom decides to have a pot luck dinner party,and Michael and his Dad both get to experience international flavors. Lesson: Appreciate what you have but also keep and open mind and trynew things.


08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabA Golden Opportunity/If The Fossil Fits

Golden: When Angie loses her mother's favorite - and valuable - gold bracelet at the beach, our heroes build a homemade metal detector to findit. Fossil: When Kent discovers a dinosaur fossil, the SECRET LAB KIDS learn about fossils, DNA and even go back to prehistoric times todetermine if Kent has discovered a completely new dinosaur!


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsHealthy Back

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueStrengthen & Shape Your Legs


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitLymphatic System

Mary Ann uses soothing music and slow gentle movements to stimulate the lymphatic system.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyMagic Inch Quilts, Part 1

Learn the secret of piecing small strips of fabric into larger section to create clever, improvisational quilts that will delight both beginner andveteran quilters. Nancy and her guests, Bill Kerr and Weeks Ringle of Modern Quilt Studio, will teach clever use of color and simple piecingtechniques. Prepare to be inspired!


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowContrasting Cowls

Cowls are cozy, warm and on trend. Meredith Crawford combines brioche stitches with cables to knit a colorful cowl. Ellen Gormley shares threeways to crochet edgings in the technique corner. Jenny King gives a crocheted cowl extra style with a cross stitch pattern.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingCross Road to Grandma's House

Inspired by memories of traveling to her grandmother's house on Waddington Road, Barb Eikmeier designed this quilt combining two blocks-album cross and snowball-using an on-point layout. Barb and host Sara Gallegos will teach how to construct the quilt, and even share a few tipsfor working with plaid fabrics. The nostalgic, but bright colors make this a wonderful quilt for remembering the good times.




13:30:00 Pati's Mexican TableAncient Yucatan with My Boys

Pati's three sons are in Mexico and Pati wants them to experience the essence of the Yucatan. First stop, they climb the ancient ruins of Uxmaland discover how advanced the ancient Maya civilizations were. After an exhaustive exploration, the boys cool off in one of the thousands ofhidden cenotes (swimming holes). To fill their bellies, the boys eat the best tamales they have ever tasted and the regions signature dish,cochinita pibil, which uses the ancient technique of cooking the meat with heated rocks buried underground.


14:00:00 Steven Raichlen's Project SmokeSeafood Gets Smoked

It's a simple formula-seafood plus salt plus wood smoke-but the results are richly flavorful and complex. In this show, you'll learn essentialseafood smoking techniques, from brining and curing to cold- and hot-smoking. Smoked shrimp and corn chowder, New Orleans barbecuedshrimp, whisky-cured salmon, and salmon candy-all get the smoke treatment. Teach a man to smoke and he'll feast on glorious seafood the restof his days. Smoked shrimp and corn chowder; Whisky-cured cold-smoked salmon; NOLA barbecued shrimp; Salmon candy.


14:30:00 George Hirsch LifestyleFor The Love of Cheese

George makes garlic scape pesto and puts a new spin on cooking fondue. He shares a few quick favorites, including Welsh rarebit with creamymousseline potatoes, and creates cheese boards with savory and sweet garnishes to serve as an appetizer and dessert. George visits with hislocal artisanal cheese shop for tips on selecting and storing gourmet cheese. Recipes: - Fondue with Sweet English Spring Peas & Garlic ScapePesto - Two Well Rounded Cheese Boards for Starter & Dessert - George's Mousseline Potatoes - Welsh Rarebit.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsSwitch It Up

Change up your techniques and create new styles. Jewelry artist and inventor Jill MacKay changes up her style with interchangeable componentsembellished with crystals. Katie Hacker uses leather cord in a new way to create innovative designs in Katie's Beading Lesson.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyText/Typography/Handwriting

Let's talk typography. Host Julie Fei Fan Balzer doodles an art journal page. Metalsmith Mary Hettmansperger uses old letter stamps to createjournals, covers and other art. Artist Rae Missigman uses words and mixed media to create a layered canvas panel. Jane Dunnewold shares anartsy idea.


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16:00:00 Biz Kid$What's Your Money Personality?

How do you act with money? Are you a "Money Star," "Oblivious," or "Penny Wise Pound Foolish"? This episode looks at the range of emotionalreactions and connections people have with money. So what personality are you? Find out in this episode.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsLiving Places

Each plant and creature has a habitat. To capture the freshness of the ocean, Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes jars inspired by sea glass. For her artproject, Candie Cooper looks to the rainforest for ideas. Then, she sponge-paints an animal foot-print rug. Jenny makes a 3-D diorama of animalhabitats from foam and printable images.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeRoad Trip

P. Allen Smith packs his bags hits the open road for a more local approach to travel in North Carolina, Rhode Island, Tennessee and Arkansas.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldThe Green Bronx Machine: The Power of a Classroom Farm (Bronx, Ny)

Volunteer teacher, Stephen Ritz has committed his life's work to teaching kids to grow real food to build healthy minds and bodies in a one-of-a-kind learning environment he created in a Bronx, NY public school. His system is now being replicated worldwide with huge success.



18:30:00 Americas NowEarthquake Orphans

This week's show opens with a gripping report from Stephen Gibbs on the aftermath - years later - of the massive 2010 earthquake in Haiti.Perhaps not unsurprisingly in a place so poor, millions of homeless people who survived the quake still struggle to build new lives. Next HarrisWhitbeck takes viewers to Argentina to sample some of the fruity, red, Malbec wines of Mendoza. We learn of the beauty and businessopportunities in this region. And through Whitbeck sample its food and drink. Finally - while on a theme of good food and drink, Americas Nowends with a video essay from Peru on its unique cuisine.




20:00:00 The KateNancy and Beth

Megan Mullally (Will & Grace) is as musical as she is funny. Mullally fronts this band with singer/actor Stephanie Hunt, and they perform songsincluding Joni Mitchell's "Blue," "Please Mr. Jailer," and "Fine Brown Frame." Nancy And Beth's sassy banter and exacting choreography deliver aclever and hip performance that demonstrates their dry humor and pure love of music.


21:00:00 Backstage PassGood Cookies

Bandleader and drummer Mike Daniels brings together some of Michigan's most talented veteran players for a set of swinging, rocking, soulfulblues. Includes "Messin' with the Kid" and "Bacon Fat." With Steve Pinckney, guitar; Doc Yankee, keyboards; Dave Dudt, keyboards, trombone;Mike Smalley, bass; Gary Clavette, sax. Recorded at Michigan BluesFest 2015 in Lansing's historic Old Town district.


21:30:00 Backstage PassGrupo Aye - Encore

Back for an encore, Grand Rapids-based Grupo Aye brings even more high energy salsa influence to the 2015 Lansing JazzFest stage. Theirinfectious sound features brass, vocals, piano, bongos, drums, and more. Songs include: "Mama Guela," "Cuarto de Tula," and more. Recordedat Lansing JazzFest 2015 in the capital city's historic Old Town district.


22:00:00 Ecosense for LivingThe Shape of Our Water

We all have the right to clean drinking water. Yet while some of us take this for granted, others struggle. Representatives from the NRDC(National Resources Defense Council) and the NAACP show us why this is such a challenge. We meet with residents of Uniontown, Alabama, alow-income community that received a massive amount of coal ash after a spill in Tennessee. Residents share their experiences with healthissues, loss of property values, and striving to find clean water since the construction of a toxic waste landfill. And in Baltimore, Maryland, Mr.Trashwheel is not only cleaning up the inner harbor, but it is using googly eyes and social media to raise awareness about water pollution all overthe world.


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22:30:00 Ecosense for LivingFood Fight

The quality and accessibility of food has been a hot button issue throughout the ages. Lack of secure food has been the source of revolutions andtoppled governments. In "Food Fight," we look at the tug of war over America's diet. From questions plaguing genetically-modified ingredients towheat-free/gluten-free concerns to the rapid decline of bees, we explore pressures on the safety and security of our food supply. Rich Food, PoorFood authors, Jayson and Mira Calton, guide us through a grocery store and reveal how to make smart choices and avoid unwanted ingredients.Cardiologist Dr. William Davis, author of Wheat Belly, tells us his surprising results after removing wheat from his patients' diets. Filmmaker andconcerned father Jeremy Siefert tells his journey trying to understand the impact of genetically-modified food on his children's health. Bee expertssound the alarm about the decline of our most valuable pollinators and what we can do to make sure they continue supplying us with fresh fruitsand vegetables.




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00:00:01 Americas NowEarthquake Orphans

This week's show opens with a gripping report from Stephen Gibbs on the aftermath - years later - of the massive 2010 earthquake in Haiti.Perhaps not unsurprisingly in a place so poor, millions of homeless people who survived the quake still struggle to build new lives. Next HarrisWhitbeck takes viewers to Argentina to sample some of the fruity, red, Malbec wines of Mendoza. We learn of the beauty and businessopportunities in this region. And through Whitbeck sample its food and drink. Finally - while on a theme of good food and drink, Americas Nowends with a video essay from Peru on its unique cuisine.



01:00:00 The KateNancy and Beth

Megan Mullally (Will & Grace) is as musical as she is funny. Mullally fronts this band with singer/actor Stephanie Hunt, and they perform songsincluding Joni Mitchell's "Blue," "Please Mr. Jailer," and "Fine Brown Frame." Nancy And Beth's sassy banter and exacting choreography deliver aclever and hip performance that demonstrates their dry humor and pure love of music.


02:00:00 Backstage PassGood Cookies

Bandleader and drummer Mike Daniels brings together some of Michigan's most talented veteran players for a set of swinging, rocking, soulfulblues. Includes "Messin' with the Kid" and "Bacon Fat." With Steve Pinckney, guitar; Doc Yankee, keyboards; Dave Dudt, keyboards, trombone;Mike Smalley, bass; Gary Clavette, sax. Recorded at Michigan BluesFest 2015 in Lansing's historic Old Town district.


02:30:00 Backstage PassGrupo Aye - Encore

Back for an encore, Grand Rapids-based Grupo Aye brings even more high energy salsa influence to the 2015 Lansing JazzFest stage. Theirinfectious sound features brass, vocals, piano, bongos, drums, and more. Songs include: "Mama Guela," "Cuarto de Tula," and more. Recordedat Lansing JazzFest 2015 in the capital city's historic Old Town district.


03:00:00 Ecosense for LivingThe Shape of Our Water

We all have the right to clean drinking water. Yet while some of us take this for granted, others struggle. Representatives from the NRDC(National Resources Defense Council) and the NAACP show us why this is such a challenge. We meet with residents of Uniontown, Alabama, alow-income community that received a massive amount of coal ash after a spill in Tennessee. Residents share their experiences with healthissues, loss of property values, and striving to find clean water since the construction of a toxic waste landfill. And in Baltimore, Maryland, Mr.Trashwheel is not only cleaning up the inner harbor, but it is using googly eyes and social media to raise awareness about water pollution all overthe world.


03:30:00 Ecosense for LivingFood Fight

The quality and accessibility of food has been a hot button issue throughout the ages. Lack of secure food has been the source of revolutions andtoppled governments. In "Food Fight," we look at the tug of war over America's diet. From questions plaguing genetically-modified ingredients towheat-free/gluten-free concerns to the rapid decline of bees, we explore pressures on the safety and security of our food supply. Rich Food, PoorFood authors, Jayson and Mira Calton, guide us through a grocery store and reveal how to make smart choices and avoid unwanted ingredients.Cardiologist Dr. William Davis, author of Wheat Belly, tells us his surprising results after removing wheat from his patients' diets. Filmmaker andconcerned father Jeremy Siefert tells his journey trying to understand the impact of genetically-modified food on his children's health. Bee expertssound the alarm about the decline of our most valuable pollinators and what we can do to make sure they continue supplying us with fresh fruitsand vegetables.




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08:00:00 Mixed NutzPersian Adventures

With the help of a mysterious artist and some magical paintings, Babak, Saman and Sousanne travel through Iran to learn that with a little faithand imagination one can make the mundane really fun. Lesson: Having the ability to use one's imagination and maintaining an open mind canmake everyday an adventure.


08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabNo Volts for Von Bolt/Dunkin Zombies

Volts: During a sailing trip, Von Bolt begins to malfunction, endangering ALVA and Edison, so the Secret Lab Kids investigate elements,compounds and alloys to diagnose the problem. Zombies: When a virus turns JD into a donut-craving zombie, Angie has to come up with not onlya cure, but an inoculation against the virus. Fortunately, Jonas Salk can help.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsHealthy Neck

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueBurn Calories & Lose Weight


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitMobility and Balance

This episode highlights a variety of exercises to improve balance and concludes with stroking.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyMagic Inch Quilts, Part 2

Guests Bill Kerr and Weeks Ringle of Modern Quilt Studio join Nancy to demonstrate how to create custom quilt designs of your own with amodern flair. See how to adapt the Magic Inch technique to any size block. Grab your rotary cutter and sew along while we master a freshapproach to quilting.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowSnuggly Slipper Boots

Show off warm, snuggly socks. Melissa Leapman knits cozy boots with a folksy Fair Isle pattern and an interesting heel construction. Learn lots ofways to make pom poms and tassels with Lena Skvagerson in the technique corner. Vanessa Wilson crochets cute rustic boots with fringe thatare easy enough for a beginner.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingA Formal Affair

Who knew the home-y log cabin block could have such a dramatic side? Toby Lischko's variation on the log cabin design plays with color, valueand placement, resulting in an elegant, riveting quilt. The simple construction gives Toby and host Sara Gallegos ample opportunity to teach thebasic, good quilting practices that quilters are all too likely to rush past. Let this sophisticated-looking quilt bring you back to your roots.




13:30:00 Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Company: Hooks, Lies & AlibisCatfish - Lake Des Allemand

In this episode, John travels to Lake Des Allemand, east of New Orleans where he learns the methods of catching catfish from Germandescendants. John's nephew Jay and his daughter Allie, teach John the hoop net method of catching fish and then have a good old fashioncatfish fry. Back on the White Oaks Dock, John's guest is Don Dubuc, famous local outdoorsman and host of a TV and radio show for the last 20years. Don and John create a tasty catfish black pot court-bouillon then make a local fishing camp favorite with catfish and shrimp over grits. Andthey finish the evening with a nice barracuda with a smaller bite that the notorious fish of the same name.


14:00:00 Taste of HistoryOrchids, Herbs and Rum In Jamaica

The history of Jamaica is examined in this fascinating episode of A Taste of History. Chef Staib examines the 1800s orchid craze, reveals apresent-day Maroon tribal leader, and uncovers the art of making rum. Rum is a staple in the preparation of ceviche and a complement to one ofthe featured recipes: Brown Stew Pork.


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14:30:00 Christopher Kimball's Milk Street TelevisionMilk Street Holidays

Festive doesn't have to mean expensive. Milk Street Cook Catherine Smart shows host Christopher Kimball how to turn economical beef eye-round into a succulent holiday roast as she makes prune, peppercorn and fresh herb-rubbed roast beef. Then, a British favorite gets atransatlantic twist as Milk Street Cook Erika Bruce gives the rundown on rye-on-rye sticky toffee pudding. Milk Street Cook Lynn Clark showsChris how to make skillet-charred Brussels sprouts. The show ends with Chris discussing Sara Moulton's kitchen cabinet essentials.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsBoho Chic Made Easy

Tassels add movement, color and style. Blogger and designer Molly Schaller adds Boho style to her designs with tassels she makes from fibersand leather. In Katie's Beading Lesson, Candie Cooper creates chunky designs using marbleized wood beads that teens and tweens love.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyParty People

It's time to party. Artist Cat Kerr mixes things up with a pendant made in layers. Tool expert Joe Rotella melts glass in a microwave oven to createcontemporary jewelry and accessories. Candie Cooper cranks out a one-of-a-kind artsy gift box with a treasure inside. Artist Jane Dunnewold hasan art tip.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$Business Structures

What structure is right for your future business? It's not just "incorporated" anymore. Join us and learn about LLCs, sole proprietorships,partnerships, and more. Examine the pros and cons of each business structure and discover which one could be right for you. Meet two girls whowere able to start both a non-profit organization and a for-profit company, all from selling honey.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsFly Away

Let's make wings and fly. With paper, scissors and a little spaghetti, Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes paper feathers. Then, she crafts fuzzy bug wingsfrom felt. Artist Franz Spohn gives the appearance of flight in his drawings. Jenny crafts a bird house for our feathered friends.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeUnique Eureka

P. Allen Smith visits the one-of-a kind mountain town of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Art, food and natural scenery abound as we unwrap thishidden treasure.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldIn Susan's Garden: A Backyard Habitat In Harmony with Nature (Spokane, Wa)

In this episode, we follow Master Gardener Susan Mulvihill, an avid gardener, birder, and nature lover who has created a bountiful and beautifulhabitat for all creatures. We'll learn some of Susan's best tips for creating a productive garden in harmony with nature.



18:30:00 America's HeartlandExamine the smart phone's potential for better farming as Illinois folks explain how technology could benefit crops in third-world nations. Discoverhow soybeans became a prevalent part of our diet. Visit an unusual "farm" in California where the harvest is a glowing white crop of salt.




20:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsChris Kearney & Reid Anderson

Chris Kearney & Reid Anderson are two songwriters hailing from Liverpool in the UK who came to Memphis as part of a cultural exchangeprogram called "From Memphis to Mersey." Sun Studio's intimate setting proves a terrific backdrop to Kearney's & Anderson's storytelling style asthey showcase several of each other's original songs.


20:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sNew Country Rehab

Even with the deep pool of technical talent, New Country Rehab's artistic vision and original writing has earned the respect of many critics.Combining sharp innovation and a deep respect and knowledge of timeless musical themes and motifs, the Toronto based collective createsmusic that is full of love, loss, longing and joy.


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21:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveDave Mason

Dave Mason, a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer as a founding member of Traffic, and a hit solo artist in the 1970s, performs a rousing concert of hishits "Dear Mr. Fantasy," "Rock and Roll Stew," "Feelin' Alright," "Only You Know and I Know" and "We Just Disagree." The English singersongwriter and guitarist is joined by his own band on the Infinity Hall stage.



23:00:00 Standing On Sacred GroundPilgrims & Tourists

Around the world, indigenous communities stand in the way of government megaprojects. In the Russian Republic of Altai, traditional nativepeople create their own mountain parks to rein in tourism and resist a gas pipeline that would cut through a World Heritage Site. In northernCalifornia, Winnemem Wintu girls grind herbs on a sacred medicine rock, as elders protest U.S. government plans to enlarge one of the West'sbiggest dams and forever submerge this touchstone of a tribe.


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00:00:01 America's HeartlandExamine the smart phone's potential for better farming as Illinois folks explain how technology could benefit crops in third-world nations. Discoverhow soybeans became a prevalent part of our diet. Visit an unusual "farm" in California where the harvest is a glowing white crop of salt.


00:30:00 Overheard with Evan SmithAmy Bloom, Author

Amy Bloom is the author of two New York Times best-sellers, three collections of short stories, a children's book and a collection of essays. Shehas been a nominee for the National Book Award and the National Book Critics Circle Award. Bloom has written for The New Yorker, The NewYork Times Magazine, O Magazine and Vogue. Her latest novel is titled White Houses.


01:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsChris Kearney & Reid Anderson

Chris Kearney & Reid Anderson are two songwriters hailing from Liverpool in the UK who came to Memphis as part of a cultural exchangeprogram called "From Memphis to Mersey." Sun Studio's intimate setting proves a terrific backdrop to Kearney's & Anderson's storytelling style asthey showcase several of each other's original songs.


01:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sNew Country Rehab

Even with the deep pool of technical talent, New Country Rehab's artistic vision and original writing has earned the respect of many critics.Combining sharp innovation and a deep respect and knowledge of timeless musical themes and motifs, the Toronto based collective createsmusic that is full of love, loss, longing and joy.


02:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveDave Mason

Dave Mason, a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer as a founding member of Traffic, and a hit solo artist in the 1970s, performs a rousing concert of hishits "Dear Mr. Fantasy," "Rock and Roll Stew," "Feelin' Alright," "Only You Know and I Know" and "We Just Disagree." The English singersongwriter and guitarist is joined by his own band on the Infinity Hall stage.



04:00:00 Standing On Sacred GroundPilgrims & Tourists

Around the world, indigenous communities stand in the way of government megaprojects. In the Russian Republic of Altai, traditional nativepeople create their own mountain parks to rein in tourism and resist a gas pipeline that would cut through a World Heritage Site. In northernCalifornia, Winnemem Wintu girls grind herbs on a sacred medicine rock, as elders protest U.S. government plans to enlarge one of the West'sbiggest dams and forever submerge this touchstone of a tribe.



08:00:00 Mixed NutzCamping

When two troopers get separated from the scout troop, Adele takes charge and leads everybody to set up camp. The kids are able to put theirdifferences aside long enough to get rescued. Lesson: Learning to appreciate each other can make the world a better place.


08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabMurphy's Law of Gravity/The Mystery of Pirate Woods

Gravity: The SECRET LAB KIDS are ready to demo their new science song for web entrepreneur Mook Zookerboom when he learns that asatellite is coming down out of orbit, panics and heads for the airport. So the team must gather some data on gravity to convince him to return.Pirate: Angie's great-uncle Thaddeus and JD are sure a local nautical antique shop has the missing treasure chest of Greybeard the Pirate - butAngie, Nicky and Kent suspect the shop owner is the true pirate here.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsBrain Aerobics

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueTone Your Abs & Strengthen Your Legs


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10:00:00 Sit and Be FitYour Feet, Your Foundation

It's important to let your feet feel the floor. Exercising barefoot, Mary Ann emphasizes somatosensory awareness in the feet throughout theworkout.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyEvery Last Piece

Nancy and guest, Lynn Harris, will inspire you with numerous ways to maximize how you use fabric in quilts. See how to refresh traditionaldesigns by giving them a scrappy look while updating other quilts with a minimalist charm when all scraps are used on broad backgrounds. You'llnever again be tempted to throw away fabric scraps.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowSweet Baby Cardigans

Every baby needs a soft, warm cardigan. Lena Skvagerson shows how to make a charming baby sweater by knitting sideways. In the techniquecorner, Melissa Leapman makes three types of crochet ribbing. Jenny King crochets a darling child's sweater with twisted cables and littlebobbles.


11:30:00 Fons & Porter's Love of QuiltingTwilight in the Garden

Melanie Greseth and Joanie Holton join us again with a striking quilt that will have you eagerly branching out into new design territory. Playingwith pieced borders, new ways to use old tools, and even metallic prints, this quilt is a garden of inspiration.



13:00:00 Lidia's KitchenOlive Oil

Olive oil reigns in Lidia's kitchen, and in this episode she teaches how to use it from appetizer to soup to dessert. She begins with a delicioustomato and bread salad - a delicious tossed salad of country bread and juicy ripe tomatoes known as panzanella; a nourishing rice and lentil soupand a cannoli napoleon, a new twist on the old cannoli: ricotta cream with crunchy almonds and chocolate layered between fried pastry.


13:30:00 Annabel Langbein: The Free Range CookEffortless Entertaining

Annabel Langbein milks goats at her neighbors' organic farm and then shows how easy it is to make haloumi cheese. She turns this into a starter,grilled on skewers with shrimp and zucchini. Also on the menu are flash-roasted salmon fillets with home-made pesto, and decadent moltenchocolate pots. Recipes from this episode: home-made haloumi, shrimp, haloumi and zucchini skewers, summer basil pesto, flash-roasted pestosalmon, potato rosti, braised fennel with lemon, molten chocolate pots, limoncello.


14:00:00 Simply MingRick Bayless

PBS's own Chef Rick Bayless visits Ming in his loft this week to share his Mexican flavors. Rick, who has several restaurants in Chicago includingthe Frontera Grill and Topolobampo, which received the James Beard Award for Outstanding Restaurant in 2017, cooks up Mexican street corntacos with homemade corn tortillas, while Ming makes his new egg omelet wrap with a corn, tomato, watercress and fermented black bean salsa.


14:30:00 Cook's CountryWhen Only Chocolate Will Do

Julia Collin Davison shows Bridget Lancaster how to make the ultimate Mississippi mud pie. Equipment expert Adam Ried reviews small foodprocessors. Bridget uncovers the secrets to making the best whoopie pies right at home.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsOne of a Kind

Express your unique designs by starting at the very beginning. Writer and artist Andrew Thornton begins styling colorful resin jewelry by creatinghis own silicone molds. Katie Hacker makes stylish bracelets for men in Katie's Beading Lesson.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyEmbrace Imperfection

Embrace imperfection as you make art. Metalwork artist Mary Hettmansperger playfully collages with fabric and mediums to create wall art.Author and artist Jane Dunnewold takes the basic square into new directions. Julie Fei-Fan Balzer uses a masking technique to create layers ofwatercolor effects. Jane Dunnewold shares her artistic perspective.


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16:00:00 Biz Kid$Movin' On Out

Check out this kid's guide to the true cost of cutting the cord and being independent. This episode takes you through it all - budgeting,roommates, finding a place, and learning about all the hidden costs that Mom and Dad used to pay for you. Meet seven girls who figured out howto share finances and the hairdryer. So how much does it cost to live on your own? More than you think!


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsCamp

Head to the great outdoors with camping crafts. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs fashions a talking stick like those used by ancient tribes. Then, she paintsimages of nature with sand. Franz Spohn makes his own fishing game and Jenny weaves a beaded dream catcher. Candie Cooper lights up theforest with a cool camp lantern.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeThe Best of Garden Home: Gardening

P. Allen Smith highlights some of his favorite gardening segments in this blast from the past.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldThe Private Garden of a Public Gardener (Wayne, Pa and Wilmington, De)

Professional horticulturalists Dan Benarcik and Peggy Anne Montgomery never mind bringing their work home. While always experimenting withvaried and native plants to provide wildlife habitats, now Dan and Peggy share their wisdom and beautiful personal garden with us.



18:30:00 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicyCrossroads: America's Defense Strategy

The global power balance is rapidly evolving, leaving the United States at a turning point with respect to its level of engagement and the role of itsmilitary. How does the military function in today's international order, and what role should Diplomacy play in U.S. defense strategy?




20:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: Black Diet

The members of garage/indie/soul band Black Diet met on Craigslist and come from diverse musical backgrounds including gospel, cabaret,blues, funk, afrobeat and punk rock. The band performs a live set at Bedlam Lowertown in St. Paul, and talks about thrift store finds, making aliving and being close friends. Songs performed: Don't Tell Me, Do a Little Wrong, Find a New Love, State Line, Fever, Slow it Down.


20:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtists: Liz Longley, Robby Hecht, Sally Fingerett, and hosted by songwriter Eric Gnezda. Artist Bio: Liz Longley, signed with Sugar Hill Records,is a native of Philadelphia and graduate of Berklee College of Music, in Boston. The award-winning songwriter has taken home top prizes atsome of the most prestigious competitions in the country, including the BMI John Lennon Songwriting Scholarship Competition, the InternationalAcoustic Music Awards and the Rocky Mountain Folk Fest Songwriting Competition. She invites comparisons to Shawn Colvin, Paula Cole andNanci Griffith. Liz sings, "Weightless," and "Camaro." lizlongley.com. Artist Bio: Robbie Hecht, of Nashville, has distinguished himself as thesecond coming of James Taylor, a gentler Damien Jurado. But whatever the comparisons, it's hard to miss that his songwriting is distinct andindividual. Across his four indie releases, he doesn't shy from the obvious rhyme, but manages it with a delicate audacity, placing it only where itbest serves the story or the mood. Robby has won many prestigious national performing songwriter awards, including the Kerrville New Folk,Telluride Troubadour and the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Songwriting Competitions. He performs "Pot of Gold." Artist Bio: Sally Fingerett is afounding member of the musical comedy group, The Four Bitchin' Babes. Also a solo artist, she has released five CDs, which include duets withJanis Ian, Jonathan Edwards, and a song co-written with Tom Paxton. As a Kerrville New Folk Award Winner for songwriting, Sally's composition,"Home Is Where the Heart Is," was recorded by Peter, Paul, and Mary. She has appeared in Putamayo's Songwriter Festival at NY's CarnegieHall, and was a featured musical guest on Michael Feldman's Whad'Ya Know, NPR's Mountain Stage, and CBS Sunday Morning. She is alsoauthor of The Mental Yentl, Stories from a Lifelong Student of Crazy. Sally sings, "Boy on Wheels."


21:00:00 Live from the Artists DenJohn Legend

John Legend celebrates the release of his new album, Darkness and Light, with an unforgettable performance at Manhattan's historic RiversideChurch. From the same pulpit where, 50 years earlier, Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered an electrifying "Beyond Vietnam: A Time to BreakSilence" speech, Legend presents a magnificent set of brand new songs (many being played for the first time ever onstage), alongside suchclassics as "All Of Me" and "Glory," offering messages of love and hope in a spectacular setting that has been associated with progressiveactivism for almost a century.


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23:00:00 Hunting In Wartime"Hunting in Wartime" profiles Tlingit veterans from Hoonah, Alaska who saw combat during the Vietnam War. The veterans talk about survivingtrauma, relating to Vietnamese communities, readjusting to civilian life, and serving a government that systematically oppresses native people.Their stories give an important human face to the combat soldier and show the lasting effects of war on individuals, families and communities.

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00:00:01 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicyCrossroads: America's Defense Strategy

The global power balance is rapidly evolving, leaving the United States at a turning point with respect to its level of engagement and the role of itsmilitary. How does the military function in today's international order, and what role should Diplomacy play in U.S. defense strategy?



01:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: Black Diet

The members of garage/indie/soul band Black Diet met on Craigslist and come from diverse musical backgrounds including gospel, cabaret,blues, funk, afrobeat and punk rock. The band performs a live set at Bedlam Lowertown in St. Paul, and talks about thrift store finds, making aliving and being close friends. Songs performed: Don't Tell Me, Do a Little Wrong, Find a New Love, State Line, Fever, Slow it Down.


01:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtists: Liz Longley, Robby Hecht, Sally Fingerett, and hosted by songwriter Eric Gnezda. Artist Bio: Liz Longley, signed with Sugar Hill Records,is a native of Philadelphia and graduate of Berklee College of Music, in Boston. The award-winning songwriter has taken home top prizes atsome of the most prestigious competitions in the country, including the BMI John Lennon Songwriting Scholarship Competition, the InternationalAcoustic Music Awards and the Rocky Mountain Folk Fest Songwriting Competition. She invites comparisons to Shawn Colvin, Paula Cole andNanci Griffith. Liz sings, "Weightless," and "Camaro." lizlongley.com. Artist Bio: Robbie Hecht, of Nashville, has distinguished himself as thesecond coming of James Taylor, a gentler Damien Jurado. But whatever the comparisons, it's hard to miss that his songwriting is distinct andindividual. Across his four indie releases, he doesn't shy from the obvious rhyme, but manages it with a delicate audacity, placing it only where itbest serves the story or the mood. Robby has won many prestigious national performing songwriter awards, including the Kerrville New Folk,Telluride Troubadour and the Rocky Mountain Folks Festival Songwriting Competitions. He performs "Pot of Gold." Artist Bio: Sally Fingerett is afounding member of the musical comedy group, The Four Bitchin' Babes. Also a solo artist, she has released five CDs, which include duets withJanis Ian, Jonathan Edwards, and a song co-written with Tom Paxton. As a Kerrville New Folk Award Winner for songwriting, Sally's composition,"Home Is Where the Heart Is," was recorded by Peter, Paul, and Mary. She has appeared in Putamayo's Songwriter Festival at NY's CarnegieHall, and was a featured musical guest on Michael Feldman's Whad'Ya Know, NPR's Mountain Stage, and CBS Sunday Morning. She is alsoauthor of The Mental Yentl, Stories from a Lifelong Student of Crazy. Sally sings, "Boy on Wheels."


02:00:00 Live from the Artists DenJohn Legend

John Legend celebrates the release of his new album, Darkness and Light, with an unforgettable performance at Manhattan's historic RiversideChurch. From the same pulpit where, 50 years earlier, Martin Luther King, Jr., delivered an electrifying "Beyond Vietnam: A Time to BreakSilence" speech, Legend presents a magnificent set of brand new songs (many being played for the first time ever onstage), alongside suchclassics as "All Of Me" and "Glory," offering messages of love and hope in a spectacular setting that has been associated with progressiveactivism for almost a century.




04:00:00 Hunting In Wartime"Hunting in Wartime" profiles Tlingit veterans from Hoonah, Alaska who saw combat during the Vietnam War. The veterans talk about survivingtrauma, relating to Vietnamese communities, readjusting to civilian life, and serving a government that systematically oppresses native people.Their stories give an important human face to the combat soldier and show the lasting effects of war on individuals, families and communities.

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08:00:00 Mixed NutzMind The Gap

Jae and Hanna's embarrassing Grandfather visits and goes out of his way to get involved in their routines. Michael takes an "anything goes"attitude when his "hard of hearing" grandmother babysits. The kids realize there is more than meets the eye to their grandparents and gain a newsense of respect for them. Lesson: Grandparents should be loved and respected.


08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabElectric Kent!/Fashion Genes

Electric: Kent discovers one of Edison's secret inventions - an exo-bodysuit: a steampunk Ironman device that turns him into a klutzy superhero.Fashion: Ever-confident Nicky finds herself competing with Sheila in a "Project Runway"-type show, and, needing the perfect model to show offher designs on the runway, she decides to clone herself.


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09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsWalk Your Way to a Healthy Heart 1

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueFull Body Posture Workout


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitFlabby Arms

This workout focuses on exercises to tone the arm muscles. Mary Ann introduces a new way to strengthen arms using your own body asresistance.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyFashion Sewing: Plain to Fabulous, Part 1

Make a sewing statement, starting with a basic pattern, then "fill up" spaces-a yoke, a front panel, or cuffs, with embellishments or unique fabrics.Learn how these fabric accents can create flattering illusions of a slimmer shape while learning creative sewing techniques such as dischargefabric dying and carefree threadwork. Guest Lorraine Torrence joins Nancy.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowOne of a Kind Totes

Take your yarn along in a stylish tote. Kristen Mangus makes an adorable raspberry stitch bag that is knit on a loom. Learn to make center-pullyarn balls in the technique corner with Ellen Gormley. Vanessa Wilson crochets a Boho tapestry bag with a long strap and drawstring closure thatgoes everywhere.


11:30:00 Quilting ArtsCelebrate The Artist Within

Celebrate the 10th anniversary of Quilting Arts. Host Susan Brubaker Knapp presents a retrospective featuring the artists, past and present, whoexpress and advance the quilting arts. Collage artist Leni Wiener creates quilted portraits with applique. Sarah Ann Smith and Susan BrubakerKnapp share their paths to becoming professional quilt artists.



13:00:00 The Jazzy VegetarianRockin' Moroccan Stew

Host Laura Theodore prepares oven baked "Rockin' Moroccan Stew," which features a rainbow of veggies delicately infused with flavorful sweetand spice. Paired with "Quick Quinoa," it makes a hearty meal for any night of the week. Then "Fig, Kale, and Tomato Salad," brings a welcomechange to everyday greens. To top off the meal, easy "Luscious Apple Tart with Blueberry Glaze" is sure to please.


13:30:00 Sara's Weeknight MealsFive Ingredient Cookout

Five ingredients all cooked outside -- what's not to love about Sara's scallop, basil and prosciutto kebabs? Since we're barbecuing, we decided togo to the master, Hill Country Barbecue's Elizabeth Karmel for her definitive Texas barbeque brisket. Sara cools it off with watermelon lemonade.We'll also visit with YouTube stars, the Barbeque Pit Boys, an international cooking club for men who love meat and heat.


14:00:00 Joanne Weir Gets FreshCopita Inspired

The vibrant soul of Mexican cooking has truly captured Joanne's heart and transformed the way she cooks. So today they're going to explorebright Mexican flavors. She goes to her restaurant Copita to meet Gonzalo, an amazing chef, and hang out in her organic garden. With herstudent Reggie, they're going to make Sausalito watercress and avocado salad, chicken with vinegar and tomatoes, mashed sweet potatoes, andMicheladas, a popular and spicy Mexican drink. Join her as they explore the soulful and vibrant flavors of Mexico.


14:30:00 New Scandinavian CookingCostal Express

Starting in the Sami territories of the Arctic, Andreas makes reindeer burgers with wild mushrooms, king crab cocktail and Arctic char with lamb-flavored potato gratin, all using produce he finds along the coast.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsOpen and Shut

Add style, movement and interest to your designs. Multi-media artist Mary Hettmansperger adds personality, function and style to her designswith hinges. Candie Cooper returns to Katie's Beading Lesson with cute stretchy beaded rings that are fast and easy to make for teens andtweens.


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15:30:00 Make It ArtsyShine

Make your art sparkle. Artist Jen Cushman wraps wire and stamps words to create a metallic flower. Host Julie Fei-Fan Balzer crafts a variety ofprojects with decorative foils. Artist and teacher Cat Kerr molds shining eyes to use in lots of different projects. Learn a new tip from JaneDunnewold.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$You Are The Target!

Every day, kids and teens are subjected to thousands of commercial messages from advertisers. This episode helps you recognize when you arebeing targeted, how to resist manipulation, and when to apply good consumer skills to cut through the commercial fog.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsFins, Feathers and Fur

Let's get creative with inspiration from the forest, sea and sky. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs and Katie Hacker make a friendly hedgehog then Katiecreates a wiggly fish. Franz Spohn scratches off paint to make colorful animal images and Jenny makes a gelatin print Valentine's Day card.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeEmbrace Your Space

Making the most out of your space doesn't just apply to what's in your house. P. Allen Smith shows you how to take advantage of your greatoutdoors without breaking the bank.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldThe Compost Pedallers (Austin, Tx)

Using the clean energy of pedal power, this small, eco-minded company, The Compost Pedallers, will bike to your door, pick up your weeklycollection of compost ingredients, and haul it off to a nearby farm to do the dirty work for you. It's a winning recipe and a growing business modelthat's as green as it.






20:00:00 Backstage PassDonald Kinsey with the Dewaynes - Encore

Back for an encore presentation, Donald Kinsey, son of blues great Big Daddy Kinsey, brings a deeply rooted blues vibe to the stage with hisinfectious guitar playing and undeniable groove. Joining Kinsey are the Dewaynes featuring Craig "Griff" Griffith on harmonica and vocals.Together they jam to "The Sky is Crying" and "Jamming." Recorded at Michigan BluesFest 2015 historic Old Town.


20:30:00 Music VoyagerMorocco: The Spirit - The South

Friends Nouamane Lahlou, Hassan Hakmoun and Laurent LeGall travel across the Atlas Mountains to Marrakesh, one of the most exotic cities inthe world. This is where artists and poets, painters and creatives sought their inspiration. Hassan was born and raised here, and this is the citywhere at the age of five years old he learned how to play Gnawa music. Hassan takes his friends to the house where he grew up, the bakery thathe worked in, and the instrument maker that makes his sintir from scratch. The market is bustling with exotic foods, clothes, colors andentertainment. From Marrakesh the friends head to Essaouira, the old city of Mogador by the sea, where the blend of Arabic, Hebrew, and Frenchlanguages can be heard floating through the seaside resort, home of the International Gnawa Festival. Hassan invites the original Gnawa groupto perform on the old fort overlooking the ocean. From Essaouira, the three of them head to the southern desert of the Moroccan Sahara, thehome of the Sahrawi people. There, they invite one of the foremost popular artists Fnaire to join them. Their journey brings them to Agadir, amajor city in central coastal Morocco, and the home of the Timitar Music Festival. Venturing further into the Western Sahara as guests of HassanHakmoun, Fnaire and Nass El Ghiwane, the team travels by road to Dakhla. Through the artist ambassadors, they seek to understand Gadramusic, its origins, how it is being preserved, and the modern interpretations of this style of music.


21:00:00 Live at the Charleston Music HallSarah Jarosz

Grammy award winning twenty-six year old Texan, Sarah Jarosz, has been praised by the press for her vocal carriage and musicianship alike. Inthis episode you'll experience those entrancing songs and vocals, and get a glimpse of who she is.


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21:30:00 New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising ArtistsCellist Yo-Yo Ma and pianist Emanuel Ax coach a Brahms Trio with fellow Clare Monfredo. Boston Symphony music director Andris Nelsonsconducts the students and they discuss their excitement about working with him as a thirty-six year old mentor.


22:00:00 City at War: ChicagoNarrated by television journalist, producer and news anchor Bill Kurtis, A CITY AT WAR: CHICAGO chronicles what happened in America's majorcities during World War II. When President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) called on the country to become "an arsenal of Democracy" todefeat Axis powers Germany, Japan, and Italy, cities like Chicago, Detroit, New York, Los Angeles, and others transformed themselves into majorproducers of war material. Almost overnight, America's industrial might was unleashed on its enemies, with each city making uniquecontributions. The documentary also tells the story of the most significant events that occurred in Chicago during the war, and explores themutually beneficial relationship between FDR and Chicago mayor Ed Kelly. With Roosevelt's help the original "Big City Boss" strengthened hispolitical machine by moving thousands of African Americans from the party of Abraham Lincoln to the Democratic voter rolls. African Americansand the city's many other communities, worked together like never before to insure the Allied victory. Kelly also attracted huge governmentinvestment in more than 1,400 companies that re-tooled to support the war effort. For the first time, with men away fighting the war, tens ofthousands of women found employment in factories making everything from bullets and bombs, to ships, tanks and planes. Perhaps the mostimportant event of the entire war took place when the University of Chicago made its contribution to the top secret Manhattan Project. NobelPrize-winning physicist Enrico Fermi and his team achieved the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction. This critical step enabled the creationof atomic bombs dropped on Japan to end the war. Using interviews, rare film footage (including Cubs owner P.K. Wrigley's tryouts for the AllAmerican Girls Baseball League), vintage propaganda movies, period posters and stills, A CITY AT WAR: CHICAGO brings to life a vital chapterin American history.


23:00:00 Reel SouthShake 'em On Down: The Blues According to Fred Mcdowell

By Joe York and Scott Barretta. Through interviews and never-before-seen footage, delight in the story of Mississippi sharecropper of FredMcDowell, the godfather of the North Mississippi style of blues, who was first recorded by Alan Lomax in 1959, traveled to Europe with the RollingStones in the mid-1960s, mentored Bonnie Raitt, and influenced the music of many others including RL Burnside, Taj Mahal and the NorthMississippi All Stars.


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00:00:01 Well ReadViet Thanh Nguyen / The Refugees

Pulitzer prize winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen shares with Well Read audiences his second work of fiction, The Refugees. A book about theaspirations of those who leave one country for another, and the relationships and desires for self-fulfillment that define our lives.



01:00:00 Backstage PassDonald Kinsey with the Dewaynes - Encore

Back for an encore presentation, Donald Kinsey, son of blues great Big Daddy Kinsey, brings a deeply rooted blues vibe to the stage with hisinfectious guitar playing and undeniable groove. Joining Kinsey are the Dewaynes featuring Craig "Griff" Griffith on harmonica and vocals.Together they jam to "The Sky is Crying" and "Jamming." Recorded at Michigan BluesFest 2015 historic Old Town.


01:30:00 Music VoyagerMorocco: The Spirit - The South

Friends Nouamane Lahlou, Hassan Hakmoun and Laurent LeGall travel across the Atlas Mountains to Marrakesh, one of the most exotic cities inthe world. This is where artists and poets, painters and creatives sought their inspiration. Hassan was born and raised here, and this is the citywhere at the age of five years old he learned how to play Gnawa music. Hassan takes his friends to the house where he grew up, the bakery thathe worked in, and the instrument maker that makes his sintir from scratch. The market is bustling with exotic foods, clothes, colors andentertainment. From Marrakesh the friends head to Essaouira, the old city of Mogador by the sea, where the blend of Arabic, Hebrew, and Frenchlanguages can be heard floating through the seaside resort, home of the International Gnawa Festival. Hassan invites the original Gnawa groupto perform on the old fort overlooking the ocean. From Essaouira, the three of them head to the southern desert of the Moroccan Sahara, thehome of the Sahrawi people. There, they invite one of the foremost popular artists Fnaire to join them. Their journey brings them to Agadir, amajor city in central coastal Morocco, and the home of the Timitar Music Festival. Venturing further into the Western Sahara as guests of HassanHakmoun, Fnaire and Nass El Ghiwane, the team travels by road to Dakhla. Through the artist ambassadors, they seek to understand Gadramusic, its origins, how it is being preserved, and the modern interpretations of this style of music.


02:00:00 Live at the Charleston Music HallSarah Jarosz

Grammy award winning twenty-six year old Texan, Sarah Jarosz, has been praised by the press for her vocal carriage and musicianship alike. Inthis episode you'll experience those entrancing songs and vocals, and get a glimpse of who she is.


02:30:00 New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising ArtistsCellist Yo-Yo Ma and pianist Emanuel Ax coach a Brahms Trio with fellow Clare Monfredo. Boston Symphony music director Andris Nelsonsconducts the students and they discuss their excitement about working with him as a thirty-six year old mentor.


03:00:00 City at War: ChicagoNarrated by television journalist, producer and news anchor Bill Kurtis, A CITY AT WAR: CHICAGO chronicles what happened in America's majorcities during World War II. When President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR) called on the country to become "an arsenal of Democracy" todefeat Axis powers Germany, Japan, and Italy, cities like Chicago, Detroit, New York, Los Angeles, and others transformed themselves into majorproducers of war material. Almost overnight, America's industrial might was unleashed on its enemies, with each city making uniquecontributions. The documentary also tells the story of the most significant events that occurred in Chicago during the war, and explores themutually beneficial relationship between FDR and Chicago mayor Ed Kelly. With Roosevelt's help the original "Big City Boss" strengthened hispolitical machine by moving thousands of African Americans from the party of Abraham Lincoln to the Democratic voter rolls. African Americansand the city's many other communities, worked together like never before to insure the Allied victory. Kelly also attracted huge governmentinvestment in more than 1,400 companies that re-tooled to support the war effort. For the first time, with men away fighting the war, tens ofthousands of women found employment in factories making everything from bullets and bombs, to ships, tanks and planes. Perhaps the mostimportant event of the entire war took place when the University of Chicago made its contribution to the top secret Manhattan Project. NobelPrize-winning physicist Enrico Fermi and his team achieved the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction. This critical step enabled the creationof atomic bombs dropped on Japan to end the war. Using interviews, rare film footage (including Cubs owner P.K. Wrigley's tryouts for the AllAmerican Girls Baseball League), vintage propaganda movies, period posters and stills, A CITY AT WAR: CHICAGO brings to life a vital chapterin American history.


04:00:00 Reel SouthShake 'em On Down: The Blues According to Fred Mcdowell

By Joe York and Scott Barretta. Through interviews and never-before-seen footage, delight in the story of Mississippi sharecropper of FredMcDowell, the godfather of the North Mississippi style of blues, who was first recorded by Alan Lomax in 1959, traveled to Europe with the RollingStones in the mid-1960s, mentored Bonnie Raitt, and influenced the music of many others including RL Burnside, Taj Mahal and the NorthMississippi All Stars.



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08:00:00 Mixed NutzHalloween Haunts

When their trick or treating plans are ruined by an unexpected electrical storm, the kids are left telling spooky ghost stories. It all ends withDamaris's "Lady in White" story, that even scares the most skeptic of the lot. Lesson: A good time can be had even when your original plans goout the door (and more importantly - without a TV!).


08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabIt Takes One to Know One/Smells Like Teen Stink

Takes One: JD's ultimate fertilizer is slowly turning him into a plant and it's up to the team to get him back to the lab in time to cure him! Stink:When Kent's super B.O. makes him reluctant to appear on a prized comic con panel, the Secret Lab kids have to find a way to Stop the Stink.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsWalk Your Way to a Healthy Heart 2

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueStrength and Flexibility to Your Core


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitThe Power of Small Movements

This episode demonstrates what can be achieved with small gentle movements.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyFashion Sewing: Plain to Fabulous, Part 2

Join Nancy and wearable art specialist Lorraine Torrance as they share how to combine fabrics that are not usually used together to change aplain fashion to fabulous. Silk organza, charmeuse, denim and velveteen can all play well together in a jacket you create, once you learn thesewing savvy tips and techniques. Be inspired to personalize your fashion sewing.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowTop Down Sweaters

Let's take it from the top down. Lena Skvagerson knits a comfy tunic sweater with a saucy split at the neckline. Melissa Leapman knits miteredsquares in the technique corner. Then, Ellen Gormley crochets a lacy, casual, pullover with a Bruges lace neckline and no seams.


11:30:00 Quilting ArtsFeline Fever

Find inspiration close to home in cat companions. Fiber artist Laurie Russman celebrates her furry friends through intricate pet portraits. Quiltdesigner Cathie Hoover uses double-reverse applique to create a small quilt inspired by an ancient cave drawing.



13:00:00 Mike Colameco's Real FoodBordeaux Part 1

In one of the most revered wine growing regions of the world the big name, ultra luxe first growths may dominate the high end market, but wethought we'd visit the other 97% of Bordeaux, the small family farmer growers during the historic near perfect 2015 harvest in September of thatyear. Of course we'll hit a bunch of restaurants, a cooperage to see oak barrels assembled, a bakery and a few markets while we're there in boththese episodes.


13:30:00 Cooking with Nick StellinoHalibut with a Kick & Aristocratic Risotto

Chef Stellino is all about the details of simple techniques and his teaching style shines with brilliance in this episode, inspiring people to enjoy lifewith fabulous recipes and simple techniques. Nick visits the fish monger and the green grocer and prepares Halibut with Tequila & JalapenoPepper Sauce and Risotto with Zucchini, Goat Cheese & Prosciutto.


14:00:00 Chef Paul Prudhomme's Always Cooking!Stovetop Madness

Lentil Bean Soup, Skillet Bread & Garlic Seasoned Butter Orange Magnolia Sauce.


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14:30:00 Jacques Pepin: Heart & SoulCooking for the President

Jacques' illustrious cooking career includes time in the Elysee Palace cooking for the French President. At the young age of 22 and alongside hisbest friend, pastry chef Jean-Claude Szurdak, Jacques cooked classic dishes for the de Gaulle family. Now he replicates them for us beginningwith a first course of morel and shrimp eggs en cocotte. The two chefs continue their Presidential menu with a meaty main course of veal chopsdijonnaise served on a bed of simple and delicious peas with basil. Together they prepare a decadent chocolate souffle for a perfectly sweet andsplendid ending.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsMetalworking In Style

Express your style in metalwork and with lettering, too. Mary Hettmansperger adds a window in metal work to make a versatile bezel. She addsstyle by layering metals and putting a variety of motifs behind the window. Creative collaborator Brenda Schweder shares her favorite tips onsoldering metalwork. Katie Hacker puts her style into words with lettering in Katie's Beading Lesson.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyNew to Me

Add something new to your creative routine. Tool expert Joe Rotella uses today's latest cutting technology to create glitter applique. Host JulieFei-Fan Balzer makes collages with acrylic skins and films. Studio artist Cynthia Thornton paints fashions and faces to create a charming fabricdoll. Jane Dunnewold shares another art tip.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$The Economics of Economics

Here's a lighter look at a complex science. Learn about everything from micro to macro economics, supply and demand, and economic indicators.See how business owners and even individuals use economic principles to make financial decisions. Meet a young entrepreneur who started upher serving business when the economy turned down. It's all economics!


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsDress Up

It's fun to dress up and decorate. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs and Katie Hacker team up to make a really cool cape. Candie Cooper recreates a designfrom a famous modern artwork. Then, we'll dance away in a new tutu skirt and make a patriotic decoration from blogger Angie Holden.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeThank You for Sharing

Sharing is caring, so join P. Allen Smith as he visits with some of the movers and shakers making a real difference in their communities.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldUrban Farm, Country Town - The Spark In Sparta (Sparta and Atlanta, Ga)

The Currey's are changing many lives in Sparta, GA. Early success with a backyard vegetable garden took off. With every new season, theycontinue to expand their farm to create new opportunities for a town that's now growing in far more ways than just a garden.






20:00:00 Song of the MountainsJesse Kramer / Presley & Taylor


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21:00:00 WoodsongsSix String Soldier and Pentagon Winds

SIX-STRING SOLDIERS are part of the United States Army Field Band. They are acoustic trio performing Americana, folk, bluegrass, and Irishmusic in an informal setting. The group brings its signature style to the smallest, most intimate venues, the busiest public places, street festivals,and music festivals across the United States. With its focus on audience interaction and sharing its members' stories and experiences asAmerican Soldiers, Six-String Soldiers offers one of the most personal musical experiences found in the United States Army. PENTAGONWINDS is woodwind quintet was originally formed in 1989 as part of the Army Field Band's College Clinic Team. The quintet has presentednumerous recitals at colleges and universities in forty-nine states featuring repertoire from Renaissance to jazz and beyond. It has been featuredat the Kennedy Center, the International Double Reed Society Conference, and other professional music conferences around the country. Inaddition to its regular recital appearances, the Pentagon Winds frequently presents educational clinics to students ranging from kindergarten to12th grade. WoodSongs Kids: The Graham Family hail from Winchester, Kentucky and decided to start playing music to bond closer as a family.


22:00:00 Film School ShortsUncharted Waters

Whether in rural Japan or Oregon - fitting in isn't easy for two young men struggling to define their manhood without fathers: Stage Two by LauraGallagher and Born with It by Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour.


22:30:00 On StoryJohn Patrick Shanley: Writing for the Stage and Screen

John Patrick Shanley holds a unique position as both playwright and screenwriter. The writer behind Moonstruck, Doubt, and others shares howhe pulls from real life and makes every action count toward story.


23:00:00 Science Goes to the MoviesEvil

Guest: Professor Ahmed Rageb. Movie: Split. Evil - it's a great plot twist but where does it fit in real life? Prof. Ahmed Rageb of Harvard School ofDivinity joins us to talk about the psychology and science in the movie, Split.



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00:00:01 Second OpinionManaging Diabetes

Patient Story: Some experts call Type II Diabetes an epidemic in America. But why is it so difficult to keep under control. Bob Hatch seeks asecond opinion as he struggles to manage his diabetes. Myth or Medicine: Can you cure Type II Diabetes? Second Opinon 5: Five lifestylechoices that help manage diabetes.



01:00:00 Song of the MountainsJesse Kramer / Presley & Taylor


02:00:00 WoodsongsSix String Soldier and Pentagon Winds

SIX-STRING SOLDIERS are part of the United States Army Field Band. They are acoustic trio performing Americana, folk, bluegrass, and Irishmusic in an informal setting. The group brings its signature style to the smallest, most intimate venues, the busiest public places, street festivals,and music festivals across the United States. With its focus on audience interaction and sharing its members' stories and experiences asAmerican Soldiers, Six-String Soldiers offers one of the most personal musical experiences found in the United States Army. PENTAGONWINDS is woodwind quintet was originally formed in 1989 as part of the Army Field Band's College Clinic Team. The quintet has presentednumerous recitals at colleges and universities in forty-nine states featuring repertoire from Renaissance to jazz and beyond. It has been featuredat the Kennedy Center, the International Double Reed Society Conference, and other professional music conferences around the country. Inaddition to its regular recital appearances, the Pentagon Winds frequently presents educational clinics to students ranging from kindergarten to12th grade. WoodSongs Kids: The Graham Family hail from Winchester, Kentucky and decided to start playing music to bond closer as a family.


03:00:00 Film School ShortsUncharted Waters

Whether in rural Japan or Oregon - fitting in isn't easy for two young men struggling to define their manhood without fathers: Stage Two by LauraGallagher and Born with It by Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour.


03:30:00 On StoryJohn Patrick Shanley: Writing for the Stage and Screen

John Patrick Shanley holds a unique position as both playwright and screenwriter. The writer behind Moonstruck, Doubt, and others shares howhe pulls from real life and makes every action count toward story.


04:00:00 Science Goes to the MoviesEvil

Guest: Professor Ahmed Rageb. Movie: Split. Evil - it's a great plot twist but where does it fit in real life? Prof. Ahmed Rageb of Harvard School ofDivinity joins us to talk about the psychology and science in the movie, Split.




08:00:00 Beauty of Oil Painting with Gary and Kathwren JenkinsBouquet of English Roses

Gary depicts roses in the old English style. This time he focuses on technique, explaining the strokes that result in quick and natural lookingroses, with some attention paid to the soft strokes that make up the background. This is a beautiful painting which would look best in a gold orlight brown frame.


08:30:00 Painting with Wilson BickfordEmperor Penguins, Part 2

On Part 2, Wilson adds the finishing details to the background, and brings the two Emperor penguins to life, using color and shading to give theillusion of feathers.


09:00:00 Landscapes Through Time with David DunlopJames Abbott Mcneill Whistler's Venice

David travels to two iconic Venetian locations that inspired provocative artist James Abbott McNeill Whistler (1834-1903) during his transformativetrip in 1879-1880. Whistler's pastels, along with his etchings, brought him increased fame when he returned to London. David demonstrates apastel drawing using Whistler's techniques and color palette while standing on the Giudecca overlooking the broad panorama of Venice. He thenvisits the famous Piazza San Marco and completes a quick oil sketch in the twilight, fading rapidly into night.


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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueFull Bar Workout to Loosen Your Hips


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitFlexibility and Range of Motion

All the exercises in this program highlight range of motion throughout the shoulders and back.


10:30:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsArm Conditioning


11:00:00 Neven Maguire: Home ChefEugene Callaghan, head chef of Kelly's Resort Hotel, Co. Wexford, makes a delicious trio of chicken. Also on the menu: Vera's seafood chowderwith MacNean wheaten bread and pork and wild mushroom wontons with Chinese black bean sauce.


11:30:00 Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick BaylessA Tour of Traditions

Ask anyone about traditional cooking in the Yucatan and you're bound to hear the name Miriam Peraza, a grandmotherly dynamo who knowsevery nook and cranny. She brings Rick to the bustling Mercado de Lucas de Galvez in Merida for a quick tour that includes a rare look at themaking of recado spice pastes. Flanked by villagers in the remote town of Yaxunah, Miriam and Rick drop in to watch the making of pit-cookedcochinita pibil, the Yucatan's iconic dish of achiote-smothered, pit-cooked suckling pig. At Manjarblanco restaurant in Merida, Miriam shows hertake on classic panuchos, sopa de lima and queso relleno. Then, Rick brings some of the Yucatan back to Chicago, where he cooks papadzulesand shows how to make cochinita pibil at home - banana leaves and quick-pickled onions included.


12:00:00 Lidia's KitchenItalian Taste for Bitter Vegetables

Italy is one big garden with a year round growing season. Vegetables are often the stars of the meal, and today Lidia will highlight the versatility ofdelicious bitter vegetables like broccoli rabe, radicchio and escarole. She makes baked radicchio. Sweetened by the cook time this dishcaramelizes into a tender hearty bite. broccoli rabe and sausage: a classic combination with sweet Italian sausage and bitter broccoli rabe;escarole and white bean Soup: a heart warming escarole and white bean soup.


12:30:00 Moveable Feast with Fine CookingTopping, Virginia - Ryan and Travis Vroxton and Chef Dylan Fultineer

Pete goes to Virginia on this episode of Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking, where he meets skilled oystermen Ryan and Travis Croxton as wellas chef Dylan Fultineer. Dylan brings Pete to Sub Rosa, a bakery specializing in traditional bread making. Later, Ryan and Travis have thechance to show Pete the secrets to their trade as they head onto the water and harvest one of the tastiest oysters in the world. Together, theydesign a meal that combines southern barbeque with the sea in the Croxtons' BBQ Oyster Fest, and Dylan cooks up a special lamb and oysterstew. This week's Moveable Feastwill fulfill your seafood dreams.


13:00:00 Expeditions with Patrick McmillanSouth Texas - The Border

How important is the border region to the ebb and flow of life in your backyard? How important is it to our natural heritage? Do the birds you enjoyor the waterfowl you pursue need this place to survive? Join Patrick as he explores the connections to your backyard on the volatile border regionof South Texas.


13:30:00 Weekends with YankeeAdventure in the Wild

Offering wild weather, stormy seas, and remote locations, New England is a land of adventure. This week on Weekends with Yankee, we travel tothe Northeast's highest peak for some of the most extreme weather found anywhere in the world. Then we head out to sea, braving stiff windsand bracing cold, to capture the coveted Atlantic bay scallop. Finally, we take to the skies high above Maine's iconic Moosehead Lake in searchof the majestic creatures that inspired its name.


14:00:00 Rick Steves' EuropeIran:Tehran and Side Trips

As he's done with previous programs on Israel, Egypt, and Eastern Turkey, Rick takes us beyond Europe to a place that's rich with history...andmystery. In this first of two half-hour shows on Iran, Rick dodges traffic in Tehran, enjoys the tranquility of a nearby village, and encounters bothanti-American propaganda and a warm welcome from everyday Iranians.


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14:30:00 Born to Explore with Richard WieseSouth Africa: Saving The Mighty Rhino

Join explorer Richard Wiese as he journeys to South Africa, for incredible encounters with white rhinos and elephants. Richard joins aconservation team on foot and by helicopter as they implant tracking devices to help monitor rhinos and protect them against poachers. He'swelcomed into a Zulu tribe and meets some enterprising women who started a community garden that feeds the tribe and supplies local safarilodges.


15:00:00 Garden SmartGardenSMART visits with several plant and tree experts who share their knowledge about interesting plant selections. Great plant choices,beautiful selections; the plan is starting to come together visually. Be sure to join us as we GardenSMART.


15:30:00 For Your HomeGetting Dirty

With building plans in place Vicki and her FYH team of professionals begin the demolish process of the existing bungalow. The foundation for thenew addition is completed and the builder discovers extensive termite damage. Homeowners work through budgets and product selections fortheir bungalow.


16:00:00 Drexel InterviewValerie Graves

Valerie Graves is a creative force in the field of advertising. As she recounts in her memoir Pressure Makes Diamonds: Becoming the Woman IPretended to Be, Graves transferred childhood smarts and vision from her working class Michigan community to high-rise aspirations as acreative leader with UniWorld, Motown Records, and even President Bill Clinton. Host Paula Marantz Cohen revisits Graves's formative yearsand the avenue that led her to becoming one of the first African-American copywriters, and then later directing ad campaigns for major corporateaccounts like Ford, General Motors, AT&T, Burger King, General Foods, and Pepsi.

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16:30:00 Overheard with Evan SmithJunot Diaz, Author

Junot Diaz is the author of the critically acclaimed Drown; The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao, which won the 2008 Pulitzer Prize and theNational Book Critics Circle Award; and This Is How You Lose Her, a New York Times bestseller and National Book Award finalist. A graduate ofRutgers University, Diaz is currently the fiction editor at Boston Review and the Rudge and Nancy Allen Professor of Writing at the MassachusettsInstitute of Technology.



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17:30:00 Craftsman's LegacyThe Stained Glassmaker

Ekaterina Reier and host Eric Gorges play with light and glass in this episode where viewers learn that following your dream can really pay off.




19:00:00 Closer to TruthHow Could Esp Work?

If ESP were real, would it transcend space and time? How could our minds know stuff, and do stuff, not only beyond our senses, but also beyondthe laws of physics? What are possible mechanisms?


19:30:00 The Whole Truth with David EisenhowerThe Changing Face of America: The Challenges and Opportunities of

Guests: Roy Beck, Founder, President & CEO of NumbersUSA Education and Research Foundation; Clarissa Martinez-De-Castro, Deputy VicePresident, National Council of La Raza.


20:00:00 SpeakeasyNick Mason and David Fricke

Nick Mason is best known as the drummer of legendary rock band Pink Floyd. He is the only member of Pink Floyd to be featured on every oneof their albums and is the only constant member of the band since its formation in 1965. Mason takes the stage opposite David Fricke, senioreditor of Rolling Stonemagazine. The pair discuss the early days of Pink Floyd, groupies, space, and the legacy of Pink Floyd.


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21:00:00 Front and CenterShawn Mendes

Singer/songwriter Shawn Mendes treats fans to a performance at the Melrose Ballroom in New York City. Mendes first came into the public eyeas a popular user of the social media platform Vine and at only 18 years old, he is one of only six artists to have two No. 1 albums on theBillboard Top 200 all genre chart at such a young age. He was included in Time's "The 25 Most Influential Teens" in 2014 and 2015 and wasincluded in Forbes' "30 Under 30" for 2016. In this episode, Mendes performs some of his biggest his including "Treat You Better," "Stitches," and"Mercy."


22:00:00 Globe TrekkerNorth East England

Incomprehensible dialects, terrible weather, a grim industrial backwater - these are phrases traditionally used to describe the Northern stretchesof England. This Globe Trekker puts an end to the myth as we follow traveler Judith Jones through Yorkshire and Northumberland. Her journeybegins in rural Suffolk, continues on to the university city of Cambridge, Sheffield, Bradford and York. Her journey concludes on a boat to theFarne Island, the ancient sanctuary of the monk Saint Cuthbert and a present sanctuary to the puffin.


23:00:00 Arts In ContextThe Grit of Soul

Shen "Sunny" Jun's first dance piece - The Grit of Soul - is an attempt to translate the emotions and conflicts he felt as he adjusted from his oldlife in China to his new life in the United States. Extended: Shen "Sunny" Jun found his way to Austin, Texas, after spending his life training fordance in China. He created Shen Jun Movement Effect and debuted his first piece, The Grit of Soul, which is an attempt to translate the emotionsand conflicts he felt as he adjusted from his old life in China to his new life in the United States. Combining the traditional movements of hishomeland with modern and American motifs, the old with the new, and the familiar with the strange, Jun is forming his own, wholly unique artisticand cultural path.


23:30:00 Articulate with Jim CotterDo what you love and don't care who likes it. Joyce DiDonato, !llmind, and Kenneth Goldsmith articulate how.


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00:00:01 Closer to TruthHow Could Esp Work?

If ESP were real, would it transcend space and time? How could our minds know stuff, and do stuff, not only beyond our senses, but also beyondthe laws of physics? What are possible mechanisms?


00:30:00 The Whole Truth with David EisenhowerThe Changing Face of America: The Challenges and Opportunities of

Guests: Roy Beck, Founder, President & CEO of NumbersUSA Education and Research Foundation; Clarissa Martinez-De-Castro, Deputy VicePresident, National Council of La Raza.


01:00:00 SpeakeasyNick Mason and David Fricke

Nick Mason is best known as the drummer of legendary rock band Pink Floyd. He is the only member of Pink Floyd to be featured on every oneof their albums and is the only constant member of the band since its formation in 1965. Mason takes the stage opposite David Fricke, senioreditor of Rolling Stonemagazine. The pair discuss the early days of Pink Floyd, groupies, space, and the legacy of Pink Floyd.


02:00:00 Front and CenterShawn Mendes

Singer/songwriter Shawn Mendes treats fans to a performance at the Melrose Ballroom in New York City. Mendes first came into the public eyeas a popular user of the social media platform Vine and at only 18 years old, he is one of only six artists to have two No. 1 albums on theBillboard Top 200 all genre chart at such a young age. He was included in Time's "The 25 Most Influential Teens" in 2014 and 2015 and wasincluded in Forbes' "30 Under 30" for 2016. In this episode, Mendes performs some of his biggest his including "Treat You Better," "Stitches," and"Mercy."


03:00:00 Globe TrekkerNorth East England

Incomprehensible dialects, terrible weather, a grim industrial backwater - these are phrases traditionally used to describe the Northern stretchesof England. This Globe Trekker puts an end to the myth as we follow traveler Judith Jones through Yorkshire and Northumberland. Her journeybegins in rural Suffolk, continues on to the university city of Cambridge, Sheffield, Bradford and York. Her journey concludes on a boat to theFarne Island, the ancient sanctuary of the monk Saint Cuthbert and a present sanctuary to the puffin.


04:00:00 Arts In ContextThe Grit of Soul

Shen "Sunny" Jun's first dance piece - The Grit of Soul - is an attempt to translate the emotions and conflicts he felt as he adjusted from his oldlife in China to his new life in the United States. Extended: Shen "Sunny" Jun found his way to Austin, Texas, after spending his life training fordance in China. He created Shen Jun Movement Effect and debuted his first piece, The Grit of Soul, which is an attempt to translate the emotionsand conflicts he felt as he adjusted from his old life in China to his new life in the United States. Combining the traditional movements of hishomeland with modern and American motifs, the old with the new, and the familiar with the strange, Jun is forming his own, wholly unique artisticand cultural path.


04:30:00 Articulate with Jim CotterDo what you love and don't care who likes it. Joyce DiDonato, !llmind, and Kenneth Goldsmith articulate how.



08:00:00 Painting and Travel with Roger & Sarah BansemerIndependence Mine

Roger and Sarah Bansemer travel back in time and high into the Rockies to explore the historic gold mining town of Victor, Colorado and one ofits most famous landmarks, the Independence Mine.


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09:00:00 Wyland's Art StudioMt. Hood

Oregon's Mount Hood rises sharply in the distance, as a sprawling lake fills the foreground in this iconic painting of the Pacific Northwest. Theartist uses the scene as a study of vanishing points, horizon lines, and linear perspective. Artists use linear perspective -- the illusion of space anddistance on a flat surface -- first by picturing the canvas surface as an "open window" through which to see the painted world. Straight lines arethen drawn on the canvas to represent the horizon and "visual rays" connecting the viewer's eye to a point in the distance. The horizon line runsacross the canvas at the eye level of the viewer. The horizon line is where the sky appears to meet the ground. The vanishing point should belocated near the center of the horizon line. The vanishing point is where all parallel lines (orthogonals) that run towards the horizon line appear tocome together like train tracks in the distance. Orthogonal lines are "visual rays" helping the viewer's eye to connect points around the edges ofthe canvas to the vanishing point.

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueStretch & Strengthen Your Lower Body


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitBrain Booster

This program focuses on exercises that activate the brain and includes excellent movement patterns for balance and gait.




11:30:00 New Orleans Cooking with Kevin BeltonReveillon Dinne

Redfish sauce piquante, smothered Creole pork roast, buche de Noel.


12:00:00 Ciao ItaliaBeans and Lentils - Fagioli E Lenticchie

Mary Ann travels to Lizori, a remote town in the Umbrian hills, to cook with Chef Danielle Bottoni who learned the art of cooking from her motherand it shows! Her grain-inspired pasta and lentil dishes inspire Mary Ann to go nella cucina and continue the tradition with Chickpea and FarroSalad, plus a hearty Farro Soup.


12:30:00 Mike Colameco's Real FoodThe Clam/Louro

We'll meet up with veteran NYC Chefs Joey Campanero and Mike Price at their homage to their favorite ingredient, the clam located on a lovelycorner spot on Hudson St in the far West Village. Then we meet David Santos at his spot Louro on W 10th another W Village gem.


13:00:00 Travels with DarleyFinger Lakes & Monongahela Forests

Enjoy an East Coast nature escape in the Finger Lakes National Forest and Monongahela National Forest in New York and West Virginia. From avisit to the "Queen's Castle" to learn about the women's suffrage movement to a walk through an old growth forest teeming with life, viewersexplore travel destinations for outdoor adventures by horseback riding, fly fishing, sailing and hiking.


13:30:00 Travel Detective with Peter GreenbergHidden Gems of Memphis

CBS News Travel Editor Peter Greenberg reveals his hidden gems of Memphis. Plus, large hotel chains seem to be running the hospitality gamethese days. But, family-run hotels still do exist, and are thriving in Hawaii. And, Greenberg goes behind the scenes and speaks with major playersin the cruise industry, to hear about the challenges in constructing their ships.


14:00:00 Wild Photo AdventuresLarge Mammals of Alaska

Host and professional wildlife photographer Doug Gardner and bush pilot Glenn Alsworth Jr. explore the tundra and photograph bears, caribouand moose.


14:30:00 In The Americas with David YetmanOur Warming Oceans: Biosphere to Bahamas

In the Arizona desert, scientists study a small ocean at Biosphere II facility, where researchers measure sea changes under controlled conditions.But the real ocean is uncontrolled and vast. David journeys to the Bahamas to join researchers in caves and in reefs who are making startlingfindings about changes in climate and their effects on our oceans.


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15:00:00 Woodsmith ShopSmooth Curves, Slot-Cutters & Painting Hardware

In Router Workshop, the editors of Woodsmith magazine discuss how to choose and get the most out of a hand-held router and a slot-cutting bit.


15:30:00 American WoodshopRecycled Trestle Table

Through pegged mortise and tenon joints. Miller Sawmill tour.


16:00:00 Happy Yoga with Sarah StarrPeaceful Woods

Bask in the deep silence of a lush wooded paradise as we create more grace and fluidity in your body using a chair for support, beginning withstretches to open the shoulders and chest, a rejuvenating modified flow practice, ending with a spacious hips and hamstrings sequence.


16:30:00 Second OpinionReversing Heart Disease

Patient Story: Heart disease is an increasing problem in the U.S. What is the solution? For Dick DuBois, he changed his diet and it made asignificant difference in his overall health. But were the changes enough? Has he cured his heart disease or simply stalled its progression? Mythor Medicine: Can diet alone reverse heart disease? Second Opinion 5: Five risk factors for heart disease.


17:00:00 Healthy Body Healthy MindDealing with Chronic Back and Leg Pain

There are many causes of chronic pain. Accidents, injuries, degenerative diseases, prior surgeries, even the normal aging process. Many peoplewith chronic back and leg pain have arthritis, or they may have extra wear and tear of the spine due to strenuous activities. Other possible causescan include a curvature of the spine, or medical issues such as fibromyalgia. Those over 30 years of age can be at greater risk for chronic backand leg pain, as well as those who are overweight. Sometimes, the exact cause cannot be determined. Physicians may recommend physicaltherapy and rehabilitation measures. If pain persists, medication may be needed. Spinal surgery may be recommended if there is mechanicalinstability. And in some patients, a spinal cord stimulator (SCS) can help reduce back pain. In this program, we will explore the lifestyle and socialchallenges that can result from chronic back and leg pain. We will also hear from patients who have had a great deal of success in treating theirpain symptoms.


17:30:00 Well ReadGeorge Saunders / Lincoln in the Bardo

Lincoln in the Bardo is an astonishing feat of imagination and a bold step forward from one of the most important and influential writers of hisgeneration. The long-awaited first novel from George Saunders: a moving and original father-son story featuring none other than AbrahamLincoln, as well as an unforgettable cast of supporting characters, living and dead, historical and invented.


18:00:00 California's GoldL.A. Air Raid

Huell visits the Fort MacArthur Museum in San Pedro to relive the Great Los Angeles Air Raid of February 1942.

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18:30:00 Joseph Rosendo's TravelscopeMekong River Adventure - Part 1

During part one of Joseph's Mekong River voyage through Cambodia and Vietnam, he travels from the Temple Mountains of Angkor and itsUNESCO World Heritage sites, to the river towns and villages of the Mekong river valley. Along the way he explores the country's history andspiritual roots in its ancient Buddhist pagodas and monasteries. On visits to weaving, stonecutter and silversmith villages, he celebrates theCambodian people's creativity and resilience. In Cambodia's sprawling countryside against a backdrop of farmland and rice fields he comes faceto face with Cambodia's tragic past in the killings fields of the Khmer Rouge genocide. As the episode ends Joseph is poised to enter theCambodian capital of Phnom Penh as he continues to go with the Mekong's flow on to Vietnam and the Mekong River Delta.


19:00:00 Blackademics TelevisionBlakes / Robinson

One experienced educator and youth advocate discusses the role of spirituality in the lives of a group of African American girls in the Los Angelesarea. Another revives Black Leadership camps and activities to inspire youth.


19:30:00 The Kamla Show SpecialNichole Lazzaro


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20:00:00 Black AmericaAppreciating and Saving Our Historic Places with Brent Leggs

Carol Jenkins sits down with Brent Leggs, Senior Field Officer of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and discusses the importance ofpreserving historical sites and landmarks. They also discuss the 53rd Anniversary of the March in Washington DC and the celebrations thatoccurred in Birmingham on the anniversary, leading up to the preservation of the historic AG Gaston motel.


20:30:00 Asian American LifeErnabel Demillo hosts from the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art in Staten Island. Topics include: Immigrant housing in Chinatown;Asian-American Mental Health and Depression, CUNY Asian American Film Festival; Geena Rocero, founder of Gender Proud. Reporters:Minnie Roh, Kyung Yoon, and Andrew Falzon.


21:00:00 Roadtrip Nation: One Step CloserNot every success story starts with a four-year degree. Community colleges are the breeding ground for big dreams and new adventures. InROADTRIP NATION: ONE STEP CLOSER, three community college students - Becca, Armand and Melanie - travel across the country to meetinfluencers and professionals, who also hold associate degrees, and learn how they each define success for themselves. Journalist and formerPBS NewsHour anchor Jim Lehrer is one of the individuals they encounter in their travels.


22:00:00 Pacific HeartbeatA Place to Call Home

In New Zealand, the government is about to sell off a third of its publicly owned state houses. With a growing housing crisis and a lack ofaffordable homes, what will the future of housing look like and where will the thousands of state house tenants end up living? The documentaryattempts to shed light on this timely issue.


23:00:00 Canine Soldiers: The Militarization of LoveCanine Soldiers explores the intimate bond between Military Working Dogs and their handlers-combat soldiers who make life-and-deathdecisions based on the instincts and behavior of the dogs who lead their patrols. In wars where the rules of engagement have shifted fromtraditional combat to the unforeseen and the invisible, these highly trained dogs are saving soldiers' lives and giving them comfort, hope andprotection.

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00:00:01 Blackademics TelevisionBlakes / Robinson

One experienced educator and youth advocate discusses the role of spirituality in the lives of a group of African American girls in the Los Angelesarea. Another revives Black Leadership camps and activities to inspire youth.


00:30:00 The Kamla Show SpecialNichole Lazzaro


01:00:00 Black AmericaAppreciating and Saving Our Historic Places with Brent Leggs

Carol Jenkins sits down with Brent Leggs, Senior Field Officer of the National Trust for Historic Preservation and discusses the importance ofpreserving historical sites and landmarks. They also discuss the 53rd Anniversary of the March in Washington DC and the celebrations thatoccurred in Birmingham on the anniversary, leading up to the preservation of the historic AG Gaston motel.


01:30:00 Asian American LifeErnabel Demillo hosts from the Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art in Staten Island. Topics include: Immigrant housing in Chinatown;Asian-American Mental Health and Depression, CUNY Asian American Film Festival; Geena Rocero, founder of Gender Proud. Reporters:Minnie Roh, Kyung Yoon, and Andrew Falzon.


02:00:00 Roadtrip Nation: Future WestWhen people think of "startups," they tend to think of Silicon Valley. But as access to tech education and capital spreads, the barrier to entry forstartups across the country has lowered, and as a result, there's been explosive growth in areas beyond San Francisco. One such area? Arizona,a state whose commitment to entrepreneurship and innovation has attracted tons of new startups, inspiring locals to start calling the state the"Silicon Desert." In ROADTRIP NATION: FUTURE WEST, three Arizona-based college students travel around the state to explore the creativeand original ways residents are pushing innovation to its limits. As a child, 19-year-old Anna Mackey traveled with her dad to Arizona's forgottentowns. She'd step into a whole different world shaped by the stories of the people who lived there. Those adventures helped foster her love ofhistory. But it's not just observing that Anna is interested in, it's listening. She believes that people want to be heard, and wants to create spacefor that human connection to history, whether as a documentarian, or something else. But taking a different path also means taking a risk. That'swhy she's seeking advice from trailblazers who pushed their fear of failure aside, so she can gain the confidence to do the same. Nashville,Tennessee native Jonathan Reiss didn't grow up in the state, but when it came time to choose a college, Arizona just felt right. The freedom of anew, wide-open place helped him focus on what makes him happy. Jonathan, who is studying chemical engineering, plans to take his problem-solving skills into web development and music. He's inspired by the way people in Arizona make things happen, and he wants to be like that-notover-thinking details or becoming paralyzed by possibilities-just boldly putting his ideas out there. Shandin Gormin, 18, is looking to the future.She wants to find what it holds for journalism, and for the Navajo Nation where she grew up. Her future, ideally, will combine both. As a NativeAmerican youth advocate, coming together with other young people to take on issues faced by her community, she's found support andinspiration. It's opened her eyes to those who have overcome challenges like the ones she faces, and those stories push her to keep going.Shandin is on this trip to find what you don't get in school-the things you only realize by experiencing them.


03:00:00 Pacific HeartbeatA Place to Call Home

In New Zealand, the government is about to sell off a third of its publicly owned state houses. With a growing housing crisis and a lack ofaffordable homes, what will the future of housing look like and where will the thousands of state house tenants end up living? The documentaryattempts to shed light on this timely issue.


04:00:00 Canine Soldiers: The Militarization of LoveCanine Soldiers explores the intimate bond between Military Working Dogs and their handlers-combat soldiers who make life-and-deathdecisions based on the instincts and behavior of the dogs who lead their patrols. In wars where the rules of engagement have shifted fromtraditional combat to the unforeseen and the invisible, these highly trained dogs are saving soldiers' lives and giving them comfort, hope andprotection.

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08:00:00 Mixed NutzThe New Girl

Damaris becomes unusually competitive in a social networking video game and ignores her father. Adele is looked down upon as the "new girl" inschool. Both kids learn how important it is to have good family and friends around. Lesson: Your loved ones are the most important in life!


08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabMonster Smash/A Monster of a Mystery

Smash: When JD and Kent's battle bot, Monster Smash, escapes from the lab, the Secret Lab Kids must navigate a maze to find it. Mystery:When JD and Kent believe that the dreaded Whomper is lurking outside the lab, Kent is terrified. JD hopes to become famous for discovering anunknown creature. The team must use science to determine if it's really a monster or if they can correctly classify it as some other animal.


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09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsYounger Muscles In 30 Days

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueSpine & Abs


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitPractice Perfect Posture

This episode puts an emphasis on postural alignment and using proper form to get the most out of each exercise.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyQuilt with An Embroidery Machine In 8 Easy Lessons, Part 1

See how to turn your embroidery machine into a quilting machine with Nancy and guest, Eileen Roche, embroidery specialist. Nancy and Eileenshow how the traditional way of quilting can be revolutionized, letting the computerized machine do the tricky stitching. Learn four of the eightembroidery lessons.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowFanciful Shawls

Make a simple shawl fancy. Starting with a garter stitch, Kristen Mangus knits a cable lace edging to create an elegant shawl. In the techniquecorner, Lena Skvagerson shows how to work in the ends as you go. Jenny King crochets a peacock-colored shawl starting from the center outand adds a picot border.


11:30:00 Quilting ArtsCelebrating Sheers

Sheer fabrics open up new design opportunities. Textile artist Lisa Walton paints, cuts and folds sheer organza to make origami designs.Printmaker Martha Wolfe celebrates the time-honored Korean art of pojagi with printed and painted organza she sews with flat-felled seams.




13:30:00 Pati's Mexican TableIzamal - Gold & God

Izamal is a stunning city whose buildings are all painted the same golden hue. At its center is an enormous and impressive Franciscan monasterybuilt right on top of ancient ruins of a Mayan temple. Pati explores this beautiful city, tasting the local flavors like venison tacos and poc chuc. Thecity is also filled with artisans creating hammocks, woven sisal baskets, and papier mache decorations. Pati meets Esteban, a jeweler, whoshows her how he makes the most elegant jewelry from plants growing right in his backyard, a perfect souvenir to bring home.


14:00:00 Steven Raichlen's Project SmokeSmoked In Four Courses

Once you get the hang of smoking, you can smoke nearly anything-from bar snacks to dessert. In this show, you'll learn to smoke nuts (spice-crusted pecans), fresh oysters on the half-shell, a spectacular prime rib cooked using the reverse-sear method, and even a mango macadamianut crisp for dessert. Cook a four course feast from soup to nuts using electric smokers, pellet grills, ceramic cookers, and stovetop kettlesmokers. Smoked pecans; Chappaquiddick smoked oysters; Reverse-seared prime rib; Mango-macadamia crisp.


14:30:00 George Hirsch LifestyleCountry Made

George prepares a selection of simple comfort recipes, including fried chicken and waffles and his favorite creamy rice pudding. George visitsShady Lady Root Beer, a small-batch brewer of handcrafted soda, and then stops in at an artisanal producer of pastries in Sag Harbor. Recipes -Dill & Cheddar Waffles - Oven-Fried Garlic Chicken - Rice Pudding.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsConnecting The Elements

Bend and shape your style with wire. Author and designer Brenda Schweder uses a jig to wrangle wire into repeating shapes to create a coolnecklace. In Katie's Beading Lesson, Candie Cooper uses sea glass and cool findings to create a hip bolo necklace. Teens and tweens will lovemixing leather cord with chains for extra style.


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15:30:00 Make It ArtsyMaking A House A Home

Add artistic flair to your home. Jewelry-maker Candie Cooper makes beaded vases and luminaries. Mixed media artist Cat Kerr shows a newtechnique for using resin to create textured sheets. Artist Rae Missigman makes a small canvas to add an artful touch to any room. Back withanother art tip is Jane Dunnewold.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$Businesses That Give Back

Get to know some businesses that are giving back in big ways, including up-and-coming entertainer Cymphonique, who helps encourage positiveself-esteem for girls. Learn from socially conscious companies that are doing good. It's the new triple bottom line: people, planet, and profit.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsSuperheroes

Who's your favorite superhero? Katie Hacker creates a utility belt to boost your super powers. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes a hero emblem foryour room. Franz Spohn shows how to draw yourself into a comic book hero and Katie makes Kryptonite soap.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeHealthy for Generations

Getting your family to eat and live healthy may seem like an enormous challenge, but as P. Allen Smith demonstrates, it can be easy and funwhen everyone is on board.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldNew Ways of Growing America's Favorite Vegetable - Where Inspiration and

Expert grower, Brie Arthur turns conventional tomato-growing wisdom upside down. In this episode, Brie charts new ground to find the latestmethods and new opportunities to grow tomatoes in the most unconventional ways.



18:30:00 Americas NowThe Uncontacted

"The Uncontacted" - In this week's lead story, Correspondent Dan Collyns takes viewers to a remote area of Peru's Amazon rain forest. There heexplores a people cut off from the world for centuries. They are now making contact with the outside world for the first time. The contact is notwithout problems as this "lost tribe" struggles to adapt. Next "Game Changer" - A profile of Dora Maria Ruiz Galindo, a woman dedicated to ruraleducation among the indigenous people of Mexico. She founded an organization to coach children, parents and teachers on issues thattraditionally go unexplained: self-esteem, sexual abuse, and domestic violence. Finally - a video essay from Xochimilco Mexico. The name comesfrom the Aztec word for "garden of flowers." The area is actually a lush habitat of canals which some call the "Venice of Mexico."




20:00:00 The KateMarc Broussard

The blue-eyed soul Louisiana native wows with his R&B-inflected voice and guitar, and ace New Orleans-style band. He plays his hits including"Home" and, from his new album, "Baton Rouge" and the title track, "Easy to Love." Broussard gives an honest interview full of Bayou charm andfamily history.





21:30:00 Backstage PassBest of Jazz

Best of Jazz will feature a few of the most swinging jazz performances of 2015. Recorded live at Lansing JazzFest 2015 and in studio, Best ofJazz gives you a one-of-a-kind jam featuring The Paul Keller Orchestra, Tony Monaco & The Fareed Haque Trio featuring Randy Gelispie, andGrupo Aye.


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22:00:00 Ecosense for LivingPower Pioneers - Reducing Our Carbon Footprint

97% of scientists agree that global climate change is happening. So... what do we do? This episode looks at creative grassroots solutions. Froma small Kentucky town wiped out by tornadoes to revamping Chicago's energy mix to innovative transportation options, we explore how we canfight climate change on multiple fronts.


22:30:00 Ecosense for LivingYoung Eco Heroes

This episode focuses on the next generation of environmentalists making a difference in wildlife preservation, climate change reversal, andhealthy ocean policies. From meeting with world leaders to local campaigns, these kids are taking their environmental future into their own handsin surprising ways.


23:00:00 Polytrauma Rehab in the Va: Compassionate CarePOLYTRAUMA REHAB IN THE VA: COMPASSIONATE CARE is an hour-long documentary that gives unprecedented access to the medicalstaff and their patients - veteran and active service members with both combat and civilian-related traumatic brain injury and polytrauma - at theHunter Holmes McGuire Veterans Administration Medical Center in Richmond, Virginia. Named in honor of Hunter Holmes McGuire, M.D., thepersonal physician to Confederate Major General Stonewall Jackson during the Civil War, the facility was created in the late 19th century andbecame the first Veteran Administration hospital to offer heart transplant surgery in the 1970s. The hospital's polytrauma center is one of only fivein the country that provides physical recovery and rehabilitation, plus services for physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being. Eachtreatment is tailored around the individual patient, to make it as purposeful and beneficial as possible. In POLYTRAUMA REHAB IN THE VA,viewers are introduced to several employees of the medical center, including Dr. Ajit Pai, who was named to lead the polytrauma unit at the ageof 29. He is dedicated to his patients and is known for advocating new medical techniques, while also weighing heavily the patient's requests. Hisphilosophy is that patients know their bodies better than anyone, so why not listen to them and involve them in the healing and rehabilitationprocess? In addition, the film also provides an in-depth view of what goes on within the walls of the hospital, and offers the perspective of doctors,medical staff, and family members, along with personal stories of the patients themselves. POLYTRAUMA REHAB IN THE VA:COMPASSIONATE CARE captures the bond that staff and patients form, which fosters not only physical healing, but emotional recovery.


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00:00:01 Americas NowThe Uncontacted

"The Uncontacted" - In this week's lead story, Correspondent Dan Collyns takes viewers to a remote area of Peru's Amazon rain forest. There heexplores a people cut off from the world for centuries. They are now making contact with the outside world for the first time. The contact is notwithout problems as this "lost tribe" struggles to adapt. Next "Game Changer" - A profile of Dora Maria Ruiz Galindo, a woman dedicated to ruraleducation among the indigenous people of Mexico. She founded an organization to coach children, parents and teachers on issues thattraditionally go unexplained: self-esteem, sexual abuse, and domestic violence. Finally - a video essay from Xochimilco Mexico. The name comesfrom the Aztec word for "garden of flowers." The area is actually a lush habitat of canals which some call the "Venice of Mexico."



01:00:00 The KateMarc Broussard

The blue-eyed soul Louisiana native wows with his R&B-inflected voice and guitar, and ace New Orleans-style band. He plays his hits including"Home" and, from his new album, "Baton Rouge" and the title track, "Easy to Love." Broussard gives an honest interview full of Bayou charm andfamily history.





02:30:00 Backstage PassBest of Jazz

Best of Jazz will feature a few of the most swinging jazz performances of 2015. Recorded live at Lansing JazzFest 2015 and in studio, Best ofJazz gives you a one-of-a-kind jam featuring The Paul Keller Orchestra, Tony Monaco & The Fareed Haque Trio featuring Randy Gelispie, andGrupo Aye.


03:00:00 Ecosense for LivingPower Pioneers - Reducing Our Carbon Footprint

97% of scientists agree that global climate change is happening. So... what do we do? This episode looks at creative grassroots solutions. Froma small Kentucky town wiped out by tornadoes to revamping Chicago's energy mix to innovative transportation options, we explore how we canfight climate change on multiple fronts.


03:30:00 Ecosense for LivingYoung Eco Heroes

This episode focuses on the next generation of environmentalists making a difference in wildlife preservation, climate change reversal, andhealthy ocean policies. From meeting with world leaders to local campaigns, these kids are taking their environmental future into their own handsin surprising ways.


04:00:00 Polytrauma Rehab in the Va: Compassionate CarePOLYTRAUMA REHAB IN THE VA: COMPASSIONATE CARE is an hour-long documentary that gives unprecedented access to the medicalstaff and their patients - veteran and active service members with both combat and civilian-related traumatic brain injury and polytrauma - at theHunter Holmes McGuire Veterans Administration Medical Center in Richmond, Virginia. Named in honor of Hunter Holmes McGuire, M.D., thepersonal physician to Confederate Major General Stonewall Jackson during the Civil War, the facility was created in the late 19th century andbecame the first Veteran Administration hospital to offer heart transplant surgery in the 1970s. The hospital's polytrauma center is one of only fivein the country that provides physical recovery and rehabilitation, plus services for physical, mental, emotional and spiritual well-being. Eachtreatment is tailored around the individual patient, to make it as purposeful and beneficial as possible. In POLYTRAUMA REHAB IN THE VA,viewers are introduced to several employees of the medical center, including Dr. Ajit Pai, who was named to lead the polytrauma unit at the ageof 29. He is dedicated to his patients and is known for advocating new medical techniques, while also weighing heavily the patient's requests. Hisphilosophy is that patients know their bodies better than anyone, so why not listen to them and involve them in the healing and rehabilitationprocess? In addition, the film also provides an in-depth view of what goes on within the walls of the hospital, and offers the perspective of doctors,medical staff, and family members, along with personal stories of the patients themselves. POLYTRAUMA REHAB IN THE VA:COMPASSIONATE CARE captures the bond that staff and patients form, which fosters not only physical healing, but emotional recovery.



08:00:00 Mixed NutzIndian Wedding

When Sanjay's dear Auntie Sonya announces she is getting married, Sanjay is very jealous and recruits the gang to sabotage the wedding! Aftera few failed attempts Sanjay comes around to accepting the situation and sends off the bride and groom with a big dance number. Lesson: If youlove someone, you have to set them free.


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08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabSlime Time/It's Always Sharkest

Slime: When JD uses Angie's 'oil slick dissolver' formula for a slime fight, a wrong ingredient creates a gelatinous Blob monster that threatens todevour the city. Sharkest: While visiting one of Kent's relatives, the kids come up with a great idea for attracting more tourists to his restaurant -the only catch is that it also attracts a very big shark with very big teeth!


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsYounger Joints In 30 Days

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueFeet & Ankles


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitVariety: The Spice of Life

Mary Ann uses a variety of exercises and exercise accessories to help you feel and function better.


10:30:00 Sewing with NancyQuilt with An Embroidery Machine In 8 Easy Lessons, Part 2

Turn old school quilting into new school technology when using an embroidery machine for quilting. Eileen Roche, embroidery pro, joins Nancy toshow how to hoop a quilt and handle the bulk with ease while stitching the designs automatically. Learn tips and techniques from quilting a tablerunner to a queen-sized quilt.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowOutfits in the Round

Let's work in the round. Melissa Leapman knits the moss stitch to add a flounce border to a cardigan. It has a wide collar and soft, flowing folds.Ellen Gormley has tips on double-ended crochet in the technique corner. Vanessa Wilson crochets a colorful vest with shades of color radiatingout from the center back.


11:30:00 Quilting ArtsCulture In Cloth

Transferring art images from one medium to another expresses old cultures in new ways. Art quilter Enid Gjelten Weichselbaum translatesancient Norse sagas into story quilts. Quiltmaker Pepper Cory celebrates Far East culture with patchwork and sashiko to create wrapping clothscalled furoshiki.




13:30:00 Taste of Louisiana with Chef John Folse & Company: Hooks, Lies & AlibisBass/Crappie - Toledo Bend Reservoir

In this episode, John goes to the world-famous Toledo Bend Reservoir to tangle with hard-fighting large mouth bass and the delicious whiteperch, locally called crappie. Local chef and restaurant owner, Randy Ziegler whips up a mouth-watering herb-baked bass on the pier. Johnmeets local bass legend Harold Allen who talks about his time as a fishing rodeo champion. John cooks pancake battered bass on the dock withJerry "JT" Thompson, who with his wife own Living The Dream charters at Toledo Bend. Later John shows JT how to turn the white perch(crappie) into a tasty fish burger. Then JT, his wife and friends join John to celebrate the day with a dock rocker; better hold on with two hands ifyou're an amateur.


14:00:00 Taste of HistoryEliza Powel's Sinful Feast

Eliza Powel was the premiere hostess of the 18th century. She prepared decadent feasts that inspired John Adams to write a letter to Abigail,describing dinner as "sinful." Now, for the first time since Mrs. Powel's presentation, Chef Walter Staib recreates her "Sinful Feast," preparing it inher historic Philadelphia home.


14:30:00 Christopher Kimball's Milk Street TelevisionCrazy Noodles

Milk Street visits Peru to learn a new way to make pesto, with-surprise!-spinach. Milk Street Cook Rayna Jhaveri shows how it's done as shecreates Peruvian Pesto (tallarines verde). The pasta theme continues as Milk Street Cook Catherine Smart teaches host Christopher Kimballabout a different noodle dish, soba with miso butter and asparagus. Chris reveals his foolproof recipe for pisco sours. Finally, Milk Street CookLynn Clark shows us a pesto that's red, not green, as she creates the Sicilian pasta dish, trapanese pesto. Rounding out the show, Chrisdiscusses Andy Ricker's kitchen cabinet essentials.


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15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsThe Shape's The Thing

Shape makes the style statement. Designer syndee holt builds style from the bottom up as she creates no-show bezels for polymer clay jewelry.Then, she uses clay to make a seamless custom bail. In her Beading Lesson, Katie Hacker combines suede, chain and beads for a trendy newlook.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyBooks

Nourish your mind with a good book. Artist and writer Andrew Thornton sculpts a beautiful book cover. Julie Fei-Fan Balzer creates a whole bookout of a single piece of paper. Tool expert Joe Rotella binds books inspired by ancient techniques from the Far East. Jane Dunnewold sharesanother artsy idea.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$What's in the Books?

Poor recordkeeping adds up to lost money. This episode examines bookkeeping and accounting, income and expenses, profit and loss, andgives tips on how to get over math anxiety (in case you have it). Meet the youngest Harlem Globetrotter who does a slam dunk with his books.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsToo Nice to Stay Inside

Let's head outside for some fun. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes colorful hand grips for your bike. Katie Hacker has some fun with friendly bugs.Franz Spohn has sidewalk art tips and Katie makes special discovery eggs.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeThe Local Life

The concept of living local has become very popular in recent years, hearkening back to pre-industrial times. Let P. Allen Smith show you thepower this movement has and where it may lead us.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldThe Giving Garden: Ample Harvest Helps Share The Bounty (Milford, Nj)

If you've ever grown a vegetable garden, you've probably had more of something than you could use at the end of the season. That was the basisfor how AmpleHarvest.org was formed. Gary Oppenheimer saw that his community garden was producing far more than the gardeners couldconsume, or even give away to family and friends. So he decided to find a way to get that fresh produce in the hands of neighbors in need, andthat simple idea grew into a national non-profit network. The premise was to make it possible for anyone to have access to- or donate- freshproduce, wherever they lived-all from garden surplus. Today, AmpleHarvest.org has been recognized by the White House as well as majorcompanies and organizations for their important work. In this episode, founder Gary Oppenheimer will be introduced and learn how we can allshare some of our "ample harvest" with our own neighbors in need.



18:30:00 America's HeartlandFind out where California rice farmers have found a market for Japanese-style sake. Then, discover how horses are helping kids with specialneeds, and how an Indiana man breathes life into historic windmills.




20:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsDale Watson

Dale Watson is an Austin, Texas troubadour whose style harkens back to country music's golden days of the 1950s delivered with a modern flairto put his own timely stamp on the genre. On this episode, Dale performs many of his signature tunes, including fan favorite "My Baby Makes MeGravy."


20:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sMountain Heart

The band's name has been synonymous with cutting-edge excellence in acoustic music circles since the group's creation in 1999. MountainHeart's musical virtuosity, unmatched energy, and keen sense of entertainment dynamics have helped them to forge a highly unique sound, andstage show, which appeals to an incredibly wide variety of musical tastes. They have appeared on the revered Grand Ole Opry in excess of 130times and have shared the stage with acts ranging from Lynyrd Skynyrd to the Avett Brothers.


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21:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveThe Revivalists

This alt-rock jam band surged out of Bayou Country in 2007, led by the intoxicating David Shaw and were named by Rolling Stonemagazine asone of 2016's "10 Bands You Need to Know." Shaw's searing vocals together with Zack Feinberg on guitar, Andrew Campanelli on drums, EdWilliams on pedal steel guitar, George Gekas on bass, Rob Ingraham on saxophone, and Michael Girardot on keyboards and trumpet energizefans with their eclectic Southern mix of jazz-funk grooves, blues-rock grit, and warm melodies on "Soulfight" (featured on the TV series NCIS:New Orleans), their No. 1 radio hit "Wish I Knew You" and more. This alt-rock jam band surged out of Bayou Country in 2007, led by theintoxicating David Shaw and were named by Rolling Stonemagazine as one of 2016's "10 Bands You Need to Know." Shaw's searing vocalstogether with Zack Feinberg on guitar, Andrew Campanelli on drums, Ed Williams on pedal steel guitar, George Gekas on bass, Rob Ingrahamon saxophone, and Michael Girardot on keyboards and trumpet energize fans with their eclectic Southern mix of jazz-funk grooves, blues-rockgrit, and warm melodies on "Soulfight" (featured on the TV series NCIS: New Orleans), their No. 1 radio hit "Wish I Knew You" and more.



23:00:00 Standing On Sacred GroundProfit & Loss

From Papua New Guinea rainforests to Canada's tar sands, Profit and Loss exposes industrial threats to native peoples' health, livelihood andcultural survival. In Papua New Guinea, a Chinese government owned nickel mine has violently relocated villagers to a taboo sacred mountain,built a new pipeline and refinery on contested clan land, and is dumping mining waste into the sea. In Alberta, First Nations people suffer fromrare cancers as their traditional hunting grounds are stripmined to unearth the world's third-largest oil reserve. Indigenous people tell their ownstories-and confront us with the ethical consequences of our culture of consumption.


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00:00:01 America's HeartlandFind out where California rice farmers have found a market for Japanese-style sake. Then, discover how horses are helping kids with specialneeds, and how an Indiana man breathes life into historic windmills.


00:30:00 Overheard with Evan SmithSally Kohn, Writer/Activist

Sally Kohn is a writer, activist and political commentator. She hosts the State of Resistance podcast and frequently appears on CNN as a politicalcommentator. Kohn has written for the Washington Post, New York Time, New York Magazine and many more. She has given multiple TED talks,garnering over 3 million views. Kohn's latest book is titled The Opposite of Hate.


01:00:00 Sun Studio SessionsDale Watson

Dale Watson is an Austin, Texas troubadour whose style harkens back to country music's golden days of the 1950s delivered with a modern flairto put his own timely stamp on the genre. On this episode, Dale performs many of his signature tunes, including fan favorite "My Baby Makes MeGravy."


01:30:00 Jammin at Hippie Jack'sMountain Heart

The band's name has been synonymous with cutting-edge excellence in acoustic music circles since the group's creation in 1999. MountainHeart's musical virtuosity, unmatched energy, and keen sense of entertainment dynamics have helped them to forge a highly unique sound, andstage show, which appeals to an incredibly wide variety of musical tastes. They have appeared on the revered Grand Ole Opry in excess of 130times and have shared the stage with acts ranging from Lynyrd Skynyrd to the Avett Brothers.


02:00:00 Infinity Hall LiveThe Revivalists

This alt-rock jam band surged out of Bayou Country in 2007, led by the intoxicating David Shaw and were named by Rolling Stonemagazine asone of 2016's "10 Bands You Need to Know." Shaw's searing vocals together with Zack Feinberg on guitar, Andrew Campanelli on drums, EdWilliams on pedal steel guitar, George Gekas on bass, Rob Ingraham on saxophone, and Michael Girardot on keyboards and trumpet energizefans with their eclectic Southern mix of jazz-funk grooves, blues-rock grit, and warm melodies on "Soulfight" (featured on the TV series NCIS:New Orleans), their No. 1 radio hit "Wish I Knew You" and more. This alt-rock jam band surged out of Bayou Country in 2007, led by theintoxicating David Shaw and were named by Rolling Stonemagazine as one of 2016's "10 Bands You Need to Know." Shaw's searing vocalstogether with Zack Feinberg on guitar, Andrew Campanelli on drums, Ed Williams on pedal steel guitar, George Gekas on bass, Rob Ingrahamon saxophone, and Michael Girardot on keyboards and trumpet energize fans with their eclectic Southern mix of jazz-funk grooves, blues-rockgrit, and warm melodies on "Soulfight" (featured on the TV series NCIS: New Orleans), their No. 1 radio hit "Wish I Knew You" and more.



04:00:00 Standing On Sacred GroundProfit & Loss

From Papua New Guinea rainforests to Canada's tar sands, Profit and Loss exposes industrial threats to native peoples' health, livelihood andcultural survival. In Papua New Guinea, a Chinese government owned nickel mine has violently relocated villagers to a taboo sacred mountain,built a new pipeline and refinery on contested clan land, and is dumping mining waste into the sea. In Alberta, First Nations people suffer fromrare cancers as their traditional hunting grounds are stripmined to unearth the world's third-largest oil reserve. Indigenous people tell their ownstories-and confront us with the ethical consequences of our culture of consumption.



08:00:00 Mixed NutzPhantom of the Auditorium

The kids put on a school musical and Adele finds out that the school bully Tubby is actually a really nice boy named Tobias. Lesson: Don't judgea book by its cover.


08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabDunkin' Zombie

When a virus turns JD into a donut-craving zombie, Angie has to come up with not only a cure, but an inoculation against the virus. Fortunately,Jonas Salk can help.


09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsYounger Heart In 30 Days

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueWeight Loss & Toning


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitFunctional and Fun Exercises for the Feet

This workout begins with a fun segment dedicated to keeping your feet happy and healthy.


10:30:00 It's Sew EasyDay and Evening

Create garments and accessories that transform everyday wear into eveningwear. Designer Angela Wolf sews a versatile knit skirt to mix, matchand accessorize. Pattern expert Deepika Prakash makes a simple swing dress in lush velvet for a special evening look.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowHunky Dory Hats

Top things off with a hunky dory hat. Knit a colorful beret with Meredith Crawford using a feather and fan stitch pattern. Melissa Leapman shows adouble knitting technique and interesting color work in the technique corner. Jenny King crochets a stylish beret with a charming flower.


11:30:00 Quilting ArtsA Sense of Place

Celebrate perspective and places. Art historian and quilter Timna Tarr takes a bird's eye view and uses today's technology to illustrate the worldin quilts. Textile artist Ann Loveless celebrates the seashore by combining fabrics, fibers and free motion techniques into a small art quilt.



13:00:00 Lidia's KitchenBest of Zucchini

Zucchini is a versatile vegetable, and in this episode, viewers watch as Lidia shares several of her favorite simple and quick zucchini dishesincluding: zucchini with anchovies and capers, a delicious side dish of zucchini sauteed with garlic, anchovies and capers; fried zucchini: a familyfavorite savory egg battered zucchini roll up; orecchiette with clams and zucchini: a great pasta dish made with clams, scallions and zucchini;sweet and sour zucchini: a quick zucchini dish that is perfect for a quick snack, side dish or appetizer.


13:30:00 Annabel Langbein: The Free Range CookThe Ultimate Cookout

Annabel Langbein jetboats across Lake Wanaka to pick luscious raspberries, then returns to her cabin to cook a glorious dinner of grilled chickenand vegetables from her garden. Her silky lemon tart is a show-stopping finish to the ultimate summer meal. Recipes from this episode: love-me-tender sponge, ten-minute raspberry jam, raspberry vinegar, brined and grilled butterfly chicken, new potatoes with hazelnut pesto, grilledbroccoli salad, char-grilled corn on the cob, silky lemon tart, tropical sundowners.


14:00:00 Simply MingTiffani Faison

Ming is joined this week by Top Chef alum Tiffani Faison, owner of Boston's Tiger Mama and Sweet Cheeks, for two different approaches to aclassic - chicken. From high atop Boston at Ming's loft, our chefs head outside to grill their poultry. Tiffani shares her recipe for Grilled TandooriChicken with a fresh Tomato and Herb Salad. Meanwhile, Ming cooks up a Tea-Smoked Whole Chicken with Sweet Potatoes and a FermentedBlack Bean Pesto.


14:30:00 Cook's CountryThe Italian-American Kitchen

Test cook Ashley Moore shows Bridget Lancaster how to make the ultimate sausage ragu. Tasting expert Jack Bishop challenges Bridget to atasting of fettuccine. Test cook Bryan Roof shows Julia Collin Davison the secrets to making a regional specialty for fluffy baked polenta with redsauce at home.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsVary Your Routine

Mix up your jewelry-making routine. Designer Kate Richbourg warms up by mixing colors and shapes in her bead palettes. She works out herdesigns with beads of all sorts. Then, she cools things down with techniques for crimping and creatively finishing necklaces.


15:30:00 Make It ArtsyTime

Keep track of time in an artistic way. Metal artist Mary Hettmansperger crafts clock parts into a necklace. For his favorite time piece, his phone,tool expert Joe Rotella makes a decorative stand. Mixed media artist Rae Missigman captures moments in time in an artful clipboard journal.Artist Jane Dunnewold has more artful ideas to share.


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16:00:00 Biz Kid$Take It to the Bank

Get a kid's view of the services that banks, credit unions and other financial institutions offer - and why you should make use of them early in life.Learn the different products and services that banks offer and how to shop for the right bank for you. Meet a young entrepreneur with a hauntedhouse who has no fear of banking.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsWings

Our creativity takes to the air. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs and Katie Hacker make sparkly wings and Katie creates a funny spoon bird. Franz Spohncreates see-through bug wings and we'll make a very special chalkboard gift for Mom or Dad.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeMelting Potluck

Join P. Allen Smith as he joins a diverse group of families to share cultures, kitchen tips and of course, food. Take a culinary journey around theworld without having to leave your couch.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldRegenerating Detroit Through Urban Gardening (Detroit, Mi)

Once America's most productive manufacturing city, Detroit's landscape took a turn for the worse in the mid-1960s. But in recent years, green-minded citizens began to reclaim their city with community gardens and urban farms providing two of the fastest roads to recovery. Today, over1,300 such plots have sprouted throughout Detroit. They're providing an emotional boost to citizens, food for the hungry and instant beauty toareas while lifting spirits, enthusiasm and economic recovery for a better tomorrow.



18:30:00 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicySouth Africa: in the Shadow of Mandela

South Africa's transition from apartheid to a democracy captivated the world in the early 1990's. While it remains the most advanced country inAfrica, allegations of state corruption and huge disparities in wealth threaten its revolutionary dream.




20:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: The Blind Shake

Three-piece garage rock band The Blind Shake performs live at The Amsterdam Bar and Hall in Saint Paul. Their music combines '60'spsychedelic influences with a contemporary punk rock sound. The band talks about their aesthetic, their penchant for old school recordingtechniques, and Minnesota's connection to surf music. Songs performed: I'm Not an Animal, Old Lake, Fly Right, Young Carnival Waste,Calligraphy, Tar Paper.


20:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtist: Master Series with three-time Grammy Award Winner Delbert McClinton and hosted by songwriter Eric Gnezda. Delbert McClinton joinshost Eric Gnezda for an exclusive interview. Delbert's songs and soul-stirring performances have connected with audiences across the country aswell as earned the respect of his peers. Throughout the decades, Delbert has ridden the wave of major label success, penned songs that havebeen cut by successful country and blues artists, collaborated with artists ranging from Bonnie Raitt to Tanya Tucker, and continued to createrelevant and distinctive music. The late John Lennon credited Delbert with teaching him how to play the harmonica. In January, 2017, Delbertreleased his latest recording, Prick of the Litter, which includes 12 new songs that feature the soulful blend of blues, jazz, country and rock thathas become synonymous with his distinctive style. On this episode, he performs four cuts from his new album "Don't Do IT," "San Miguel," "SkipChaser," and "Like Lovin' Used To Be."


21:00:00 Live from the Artists DenOnerepublic

OneRepublic creates an avalanche of fans in Park City, Utah as they descend onstage for an epic show of their greatest hits, as well as newmusic from their latest release, Oh My My. Their set includes fan favorites "Apologize," "Good Life," "Counting Stars," and an electric closing with"If I Love Myself." A taste of their new music included a powerful rendition of "Kids" and "Let's Hurt Tonight." OneRepublic's lead singer RyanTedder talks to the audience throughout the set, reflecting on his love of film and the special significance of performing during Sundance.


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22:00:00 Treblinka's Last WitnessSamuel Willenberg, now 92 years old, is the last living survivor of the Treblinka death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland, where an estimated900,000 Jews were murdered in a 13-month period at the height of World War II. Still haunted 70 years later by the horrors he witnessed as ayoung forced laborer, Samuel has immortalized his harrowing experiences in a series of bronze sculptures of the tragic victims who dwell indeliblyin his memory like ghosts. In TREBLINKA'S LAST WITNESS, the sculptures, together with archival footage and photographs from the period,illustrate Samuel's riveting narrative, telling a singularly powerful and personal story of the annihilation of Polish Jewry in the death camps built bythe Germans to carry out Hitler's infamous "Final Solution." As a prisoner at Treblinka, he witnessed the death of his two beloved sisters, Itta andTamara in the gas chambers, among countless others. In his sculptures, the most poignant of these individual tragedies are brought back to life.TREBLINKA'S LAST WITNESS focuses on one man's personal odyssey to reflect the enormity of the genocide inflicted upon Poland's 3.5 millionJews, at the time the world's largest Jewish community, and seven times greater than the Jewish population of pre-war Germany. SamuelWillenberg's story is one of survival against staggering odds and though heart-rending and horrifying, it is ultimately one of triumph.


23:30:00 Beyond The Wall: A Texas Tribune InvestigationGo past the rhetoric to investigate the reality of the Texas border with The Texas Tribune. Step into the shoes of undocumented immigrants,border patrol agents and a borderland rancher, and explore Texas' thirst for illegal drugs and cheap labor.

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00:00:01 Great Decisions In Foreign PolicySouth Africa: in the Shadow of Mandela

South Africa's transition from apartheid to a democracy captivated the world in the early 1990's. While it remains the most advanced country inAfrica, allegations of state corruption and huge disparities in wealth threaten its revolutionary dream.



01:00:00 The Lowertown Line.The Lowertown Line: The Blind Shake

Three-piece garage rock band The Blind Shake performs live at The Amsterdam Bar and Hall in Saint Paul. Their music combines '60'spsychedelic influences with a contemporary punk rock sound. The band talks about their aesthetic, their penchant for old school recordingtechniques, and Minnesota's connection to surf music. Songs performed: I'm Not an Animal, Old Lake, Fly Right, Young Carnival Waste,Calligraphy, Tar Paper.


01:30:00 Songs at the CenterArtist: Master Series with three-time Grammy Award Winner Delbert McClinton and hosted by songwriter Eric Gnezda. Delbert McClinton joinshost Eric Gnezda for an exclusive interview. Delbert's songs and soul-stirring performances have connected with audiences across the country aswell as earned the respect of his peers. Throughout the decades, Delbert has ridden the wave of major label success, penned songs that havebeen cut by successful country and blues artists, collaborated with artists ranging from Bonnie Raitt to Tanya Tucker, and continued to createrelevant and distinctive music. The late John Lennon credited Delbert with teaching him how to play the harmonica. In January, 2017, Delbertreleased his latest recording, Prick of the Litter, which includes 12 new songs that feature the soulful blend of blues, jazz, country and rock thathas become synonymous with his distinctive style. On this episode, he performs four cuts from his new album "Don't Do IT," "San Miguel," "SkipChaser," and "Like Lovin' Used To Be."


02:00:00 Live from the Artists DenOnerepublic

OneRepublic creates an avalanche of fans in Park City, Utah as they descend onstage for an epic show of their greatest hits, as well as newmusic from their latest release, Oh My My. Their set includes fan favorites "Apologize," "Good Life," "Counting Stars," and an electric closing with"If I Love Myself." A taste of their new music included a powerful rendition of "Kids" and "Let's Hurt Tonight." OneRepublic's lead singer RyanTedder talks to the audience throughout the set, reflecting on his love of film and the special significance of performing during Sundance.


03:00:00 Treblinka's Last WitnessSamuel Willenberg, now 92 years old, is the last living survivor of the Treblinka death camp in Nazi-occupied Poland, where an estimated900,000 Jews were murdered in a 13-month period at the height of World War II. Still haunted 70 years later by the horrors he witnessed as ayoung forced laborer, Samuel has immortalized his harrowing experiences in a series of bronze sculptures of the tragic victims who dwell indeliblyin his memory like ghosts. In TREBLINKA'S LAST WITNESS, the sculptures, together with archival footage and photographs from the period,illustrate Samuel's riveting narrative, telling a singularly powerful and personal story of the annihilation of Polish Jewry in the death camps built bythe Germans to carry out Hitler's infamous "Final Solution." As a prisoner at Treblinka, he witnessed the death of his two beloved sisters, Itta andTamara in the gas chambers, among countless others. In his sculptures, the most poignant of these individual tragedies are brought back to life.TREBLINKA'S LAST WITNESS focuses on one man's personal odyssey to reflect the enormity of the genocide inflicted upon Poland's 3.5 millionJews, at the time the world's largest Jewish community, and seven times greater than the Jewish population of pre-war Germany. SamuelWillenberg's story is one of survival against staggering odds and though heart-rending and horrifying, it is ultimately one of triumph.


04:30:00 Beyond The Wall: A Texas Tribune InvestigationGo past the rhetoric to investigate the reality of the Texas border with The Texas Tribune. Step into the shoes of undocumented immigrants,border patrol agents and a borderland rancher, and explore Texas' thirst for illegal drugs and cheap labor.

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08:00:00 Wunderkind Little AmadeusSolo for Amadeus

On the Bishop of Salzburg's name day, Amadeus will sing a brilliant solo for the festivities, but his malicious and envious rival, the lower courtmarshal Devilius, wants to stop him. Amadeus must help Mr. Hagenauer, the Bishop's court purveyor and the Mozart family's landlord, locate themissing coach carrying the delicious chocolates from Linz urgently needed for the festival. The chocolates finally reach Salzburg and theHagenauers, but will Amadeus arrive in time to perform his solo? The Music: "Piano Sonata in C Major" K. 545; et al. Additional Content: In thisepisode, Mario fails to strike the top C. Monti explains the term "top C" to the children, the sounds it makes when played by different instruments(flute, violin, piano and human voice) and where it falls in the stave (staff).


08:30:00 Thomas Edison's Secret LabA Monster of a Mystery

When JD and Kent believe that the dreaded Whomper is lurking outside the lab, Kent is terrified. JD hopes to become famous for discovering anunknown creature. The team must use science to determine if it's really a monster or if they can correctly classify it as some other animal.


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09:00:00 Functional Fitness with Suzanne AndrewsCancer Prevention

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09:30:00 Classical Stretch: The Esmonde TechniqueStretch & Strengthen Your Hips


10:00:00 Sit and Be FitYardsticks and Bands

Opening this program is a unique warm-up routine using a yardstick. Later in the show, Mary Ann focuses on upper and lower body strengtheningusing bands.


10:30:00 It's Sew EasyVacation Indulgences

Take time off and plan a vacation. Designer Kay Whitt makes an easy, comfortable and adjustable waistband for skirts or pants. Sewing educatorJoanne Banko makes any day a spa day with a luxurious waffle-weave spa robe with colorful custom trim.


11:00:00 Knit and Crochet NowSnug-Bug Baby Blankets

Join the arm knitting craze. Vanessa Wilson uses only her hands to knit a quick baby blanket with chunky yarn and adds a border. Ellen Gormleyshows how to get and maintain gauge. Then, Meredith Crawford crochets sideways to make a sunset-striped baby blanket.


11:30:00 Quilting ArtsTech Tricks

Combine traditional art forms, creative energy and today's technology for more creative opportunities. Art quilter Sherry Kleinman uses photosand apps on her electronic tablet to create new quilting fabric. Quilter Laurie Russman uses a variety of apps to transform her favorite photos intocolorful fiber art with pens, ink and free-motion stitching.



13:00:00 The Jazzy VegetarianPasta with Pizazz!

Host Laura Theodore prepares pasta favorites starting with easy "Peanut Noodles." Next, "Penne with Garbanzo Beans and Broccoli Rabe"prepares quickly, but is packed with zingy flavor. A surprise choice for noodles is showcased in "Pea and White Bean Puttanesca," followed by"Arugula, Artichoke, and Tomato Pasta" which features a no-cook sauce, making it a breeze to prepare for a summertime meal.


13:30:00 Sara's Weeknight MealsOn The Table In 20

No time to cook? No problem. Sara's got great recipes to help you get food on the table fast. First up: Indian scrambled eggs with the crunch ofthe Indian flatbread papadum. On Ask Sara, Sara answers a viewer's question about eggs; especially how to hard boil them without that uglygreen ring around the yolk. She also visits a dairy where every cow is a lady and is treated like one, down to a daily shampoo of her tail. Finally,Sara's brother Peter joins her to make steak and butter. And they really are making butter. It's easy! Recipes: Indian scrambled eggs withpaapadum Steak and butter.


14:00:00 Joanne Weir Gets FreshMoroccan Detour

You know how it is when you travel - you come home inspired by new ideas. Today she's going on a Moroccan detour. With her student Gina,they'll make chicken tagine with tomatoes and preserved lemon, walnut charmoula, and heirloom black rice, and they'll end with a sparklingcocktail. Come join them on a spicy Moroccan culinary journey.


14:30:00 New Scandinavian CookingFire in the Belly

Andreas examines how fire changed the way people cook. With an open fire and local salmon, he makes gravlax from an ancient recipe and alocal fish soup, before traveling to Japan to discover the secrets of uncooked fish.


15:00:00 Beads, Baubles and JewelsClay Workout

Stretch it out with clay. Polymer clay artist Syndee Holt creates a pendant with sparkle clay and adds an artistic touch with transfers andillustrations. To make a necklace, she recreates the Asian art of raku with clay and mica powders. Jewelry artist Anie Piliguian buffs clay elementsto a sparkling finish.


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15:30:00 Make It ArtsyFolk Art

Folk art is the essence of a culture. Painter and maker Mystele Kirkeeng paints abstract folk art faces and figures. Tool expert Joe Rotella usesbaker's twin to weave new art on a tin tile. Host Julie Fei-Fan Balzer draws repeating shapes to create a meditative mandala. Jane Dunnewoldshares another artistic perspective.


16:00:00 Biz Kid$It's A Job to Get A Job!

It's a job getting a job and Biz Kid$ is here to help. Learn tips and tricks for writing a great resume, dressing for success, and nailing the interview.Get the inside scoop on what employers look for from a young entrepreneur who manages 200 employees.


16:30:00 Hands On Crafts for KidsTrees

Bring the outside inside with a little creativity. Jenny Barnett-Rohrs makes a colorful leafy tree banner. Candie Cooper creates a fish kite andKatie Hacker builds a whimsical woods scene. Then, Jenny decorates a glittery tree to celebrate the holidays.


17:00:00 P. Allen Smith's Garden HomeNo Passport Necessary

You don't have to leave home to relax and take a break from life. P. Allen Smith will show you how to incorporate the vacation style and mindsetinto your everyday.


17:30:00 Growing A Greener WorldMasters of the Edible Landscape (San Francisco, Ca and Mt. Vernon, Wa)

A common misconception of food gardens is that they're ugly and unsuitable in front yards or as ornamental displays. Accordingly, they'retypically relegated to out of sight corners in backyards. But landscape design pro Rosalind Creasy has been working to debunk that myth for over35 years. Even her home garden - starting right at the curb - is so beautiful that passersby usually don't even realize that it's almost exclusively anedible landscape. In this episode, Joe visits another master of gardening and food, international celebrity chef and television host Graham Kerr,a.k.a. "The Galloping Gourmet." His newfound passion for gardening is infectious, and his desire to share a love of growing food is a trueinspiration.






20:00:00 Backstage PassGeorge Delancey Quartet

Former Michigan State University Jazz students George DeLancey, bass, and Jon Beshay, sax, bring jazz to life alongside Rick Roe, piano, andSean Dobbins, drums. The George DeLancey Quartet featured "The Piano by the Window" and "Melancholy Evening" during this performancerecorded at Lansing JazzFest 2015 in Lansing's historic Old Town district.


20:30:00 Music VoyagerAtlanta - A Music Voyager Special

Through the intersecting worlds of five amazing artists, one experiences a city's creative soul. From music superstar Janelle Monae andalternative hip-hop group Arrested Development, to the creative culinary genius of the Gun Show restaurant and the colorful lantern parade,watch as they all come together in a creative collage to tell the story of Atlanta.


21:00:00 Live at the Charleston Music HallPatrick Davis & His Midnight Choir

South Carolina native, Patrick Davis is a singer, songwriter, storyteller & showman who has made a rather impressive musical mark in Nashvillewith songs recorded by Jimmy Buffet, Lady Antebellum, Darius Rucker, Jewel, Guy Clark and many more. Since 2016, he has been joined by his"Midnight Choir", an 11-piece band featuring horns & background singers. In this episode you'll see him sing with sis, play with pops, andcommand his audience.


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21:30:00 New Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising ArtistsNew Tanglewood Tales: Backstage with Rising Artists features members of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, including flutist Elizabeth Rowe;concertmaster Malcolm Lowe; percussionist Dan Bauch, and members of the bass section and trumpet section working with the fellows. Tensionis involved in preparing for The Festival of Contemporary Music. The fellows blow off steam at a big dance party.


22:00:00 Fighting On Both Fronts: The Story of the 370thFIGHTING ON BOTH FRONTS: THE STORY OF THE 370TH tells the little-known story of a unit of African American soldiers from Illinois, largelyfrom Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood, who fought in combat for the United States under the French during World War I. They fought on twofronts: the war against the Germans and the war against racism and inequality. During a period when African Americans struggled tirelessly forbasic human and civil rights, these soldiers marched off to war to show their patriotism and loyalty to the United States. But when they returnedfrom war they realized that, despite their sacrifices, the country still denied them civil rights. The 370th had the distinction of being the only Blackregiment completely staffed with black officers. For its actions during the war, members received 21 Distinguished Service Crosses, oneDistinguished Service Medal and 68 Croix de Guerre.


22:30:00 No Going Back: Women and the WarNorth of the Mason-Dixon line, the Industrial Revolution of the mid-19th century drew increasing numbers of women out of the home and into thefactories. In the agrarian, antebellum South, no such exodus occurred. Many Southerners perceived the forces of modernization - including theearly rumblings of the women's suffrage movement - as a threat to their traditional way of life. However, as Fort Sumter fell in April of 1861, so toowould many firmly held cultural and societal beliefs about "a woman's place." Hardships and hunger forced ill-prepared, isolated and often un-educated Southern women into the public sphere to demand relief from the government and advocate for policy changes. NO GOING BACK:WOMEN AND THE WAR explores how the lives of women, and their roles in society, changed during and after the Civil War. Grammy-winningsinger-songwriter Mary Chapin Carpenter narrates. Interviews with well-known historians and academics, reenactments at Civil War-eralandmarks, and dramatic readings from the letters and journals of women, both free and enslaved, illuminate this fascinating chapter in Americanhistory.


23:00:00 Reel SouthGip

Filmed and Directed by: Patrick Sheehan. In 1952, gravedigger by day and bluesman by night Henry 'Gip' Gipson opened a ramshackle backyardjuke joint in Alabama. Once scattered across the rural South, juke joints have become relics of the past. In the Spring of 2013, Gip's Place, thelast juke joint in Alabama, was raided and ordered to shut down. Gip follows the battle to keep the blues alive. Logline: Fans of the blues inBirmingham protest after an iconic juke joint is ordered to close. In 1952, gravedigger by day and bluesman by night Henry 'Gip' Gipson opened aramshackle backyard juke joint in Alabama.Once scattered across the rural South, juke joints have become relics of the past. In the Spring of2013, Gip's Place, the last juke joint in Alabama, was raided and ordered to shut down. Gip follows the battle to keep the blues alive.


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